CBSE · Class 12 · Chemistry · ElectrochemistryDefine molar conductivity.

Molar conductivity of an electrolytic solution is physically defined as the total conducting power of all the ions that are produced when exactly one complete mole of an electrolyte is thoroughly dissolved in a specific volume of solution. Mathematically, molar conductivity denoted by the Greek letter Lambda is equal to the specific conductivity multiplied by one thousand and divided by the molar concentration of the solution expressed in moles per liter, with standard units typically given in Siemens centimeter square per mole.