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A solution containing 2g of anhydrous barium chloride in `400 cm^3` of water has a specific conductivity of `0.0058 "S cm"^(-1)` (at. wt. of Ba= 137, Cl = 35.5)
What is the molarity of the above solution?

A

0.204 M

B

0.024 M

C

0.420 M

D

4.021 M

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