What is the difference in conductivity between the 0.001 M sodium chloride and the 0.001 M ferric chloride?
1 Answer
May 19, 2016
The conductivity of a solution increases with the increase of concentration of ions in it.
Explanation:
The conductivity of a solution increases with the increase of concentration of ions in it.
In the case of a
However, for the
Therefore, there are more ions in the solution of ferric chloride than that of sodium chloride, and thus the conductivity of the ferric chloride solution will be higher.