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The limiting molar conductivities `Lambda_m^-` for `NaCl, KBr` and `KCl` are 126,152 and `150 ~cm^2` `mol^-1` respectively. The `Lambda_s`,for `Na Br` is

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128 Scm^2 ~mol^-1

B

176 Scm^2 ~mol^-1

C

278 Scm^2 ~mol^-1

D

302 Scm^2 ~mol^-1

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