Factors Effecting Resistance|Classification Of Materials In Terms Of Resistivity|Current Density|Conductance|Conductivity

Factors Affecting Electrical Conductivity Of Electrolytic Solutions|Ohm's Law|Resistance |Resistivity Or Specific Resistance|Conductance|Conductivity|Molar Conductivity |Relation Between Conductivity And Molar Conductivity |Summary

Current Density|Combination Of Resistances|OMR

Thermal Resistance To Conduction

Conductance OF Solution - Difference between Metallic and Electrolytic Conductor || Resistance ||Conductance || Conductivity || Resistivity || Molar and Equivalent Conductivity || Variation OF G,K and Λm/Λeq with Dilution || Debye-Huckel Onsager Equation

Assertion (A) : The resistivity of conductor increases with the increasing of temperature. Reason (R): The resistivity is the reciprocal of the conductivity.

Conductance OF Solution, Difference between Electrolyte and Non Electrolyte|| Difference between Strong and Weak Electrolyte||Difference between Metallic and Electrolytic Conductor||Resistance||Conductance||Conductivity|| Resistivity

Resistivity of a material of conductor in terms of relaxation time is given by

Conductance in Metals And Electrolytes|Resistance And Specific Resistance|the Conductivity of An Electrolyte|Equivalent Conductivity|Molar Conductivity|Questions|OMR|Summary

Resistivity of a conducting wire :

Electrolytic Conduction|Definition Of R, Conductance (C OR G), Resistivity, Conductivity (k, σ, kappa)|Relationship Between Conductivity (k) And Molar Conductivity (λm)|OMR