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The relation between conductivity κ, cell constant (l/A), and conductance G is:
Aκ = G + (l/A)
Bκ = G × (A/l)
Cκ = G − (l/A)
Dκ = G × (l/A)
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. κ = G × (l/A)
G = κ A/l → κ = G × (l/A). **Cell constant = l/A**; multiplying conductance by the cell constant gives conductivity. (Equivalently, κ = G*/R where G* is the cell constant.)
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