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For `H^(+)` and `Na^(+)` the values of `lambda^(@)` are 349.8 and 50.11 respectively calculate the mobilites of these ions and their velocites if they are in a cel in which electrode are 4 cm apart and to which a ptential of 3BV is appied

A

`27:5`

B

`5:27`

C

`4:1`

D

`1:4`

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