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The specific conductivity of a saturated `AgCI` solution if found to be `2.12 xx 10^(-6)S cm^(-1)` and that for water is `6 xx 10^(-8)S cm^(-1)`. The solubility of `AgCI` is: `(lambda_(eq)^(prop) = 103 S "equiv"^(-1) cm^(2))`

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Solubility `=(1000(K_(AgCI)-K_(H_(2)O)))/(lambda_(eq)^(prop)) = (1000xx(2.12 xx 10^(-6) -6 xx 10^(-8)))/(103) = 2 xx 10^(-5) M//l`
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