Kohlrausch's law states the limiting molar conductivity of an electrolyte is:
AAlways equal
BSum of individual ionic limiting conductivities
CProduct of conductivities
DVariable with concentration
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Sum of individual ionic limiting conductivities
**Kohlrausch's law:** Λ_m^0(electrolyte) = ν+ λ+^0 + ν- λ-^0, where ν+ and ν- are cation and anion stoichiometries.
Λ_m^0(HCl) = λ_H+^0 + λ_Cl-^0.
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