Kohlrausch's law
Exercise and reference answers
- Questions
- Question
- Kohlrausch's law applies at
- Choices
- infinite dilution
- high concentration
- the boiling point
- Correct choice
- infinite dilution
- Question
- It says molar conductivity is the sum of contributions from
- Choices
- the solvent molecules
- the ions the electrolyte dissociates into
- the electrodes
- Correct choice
- the ions the electrolyte dissociates into
- Question
- Its other name is the law of
- Choices
- mass action
- constant proportions
- independent migration of ions
- Correct choice
- independent migration of ions
- Question
- Molar conductivity Λm equals
- Choices
- κ ÷ c
- κ × c
- c ÷ κ
- Correct choice
- κ ÷ c
Explanation
Molar conductivity at infinite dilution is the sum of the separate ionic contributions, which is why it is called the law of independent migration of ions. Source: syllabus Chemistry Part I, Ch 2 Electrochemistry.
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