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At infinite dilution, the equivalent con...

At infinite dilution, the equivalent conductivity of the electrolyte is
given by the expression:
`^^^_(eq)^(oo)=lambda_((+))^(oo)+lambda_((-))^(oo)`
The above expression is given by

A

Kohlrausch

B

Hittoff

C

Ostwald

D

De-bye Huckel.

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The correct Answer is:
A

This is as per statement of Kohlrausc h's law.
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