Dear experts, molar conductivity= conductivity * volume So, if conductivity is directly proportional to concentration of electrolyte, how can molar - Chemistry - Electrochemistry

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Dear experts,
molar conductivity= conductivity * volume
So, if conductivity is directly proportional to concentration of
electrolyte, how can molar conductivity be inversely proportional
to concentration? Besides, even if it is, then at zero
concentration,shouldmolar conductivity become infinite?

Akanksha Jain · Accepted Answer

Concentration is basically amount of solute in the given amount
(volume) of solution
i e concentration = no
 of moles of soluteVolume of solution

Thus, higher the volume of the solution, lesser will be its
concentration
So, concentration is inversely proportional to the volume

Dear experts, molar conductivity= conductivity * volume So, if conductivity is directly proportional to concentration of electrolyte, how can molar conductivity be inversely proportional to concentration? Besides, even if it is, then at zero concentration,shouldmolar conductivity become infinite?

Dear experts,
molar conductivity= conductivity * volume
So, if conductivity is directly proportional to concentration of electrolyte, how can molar conductivity be inversely proportional to concentration? Besides, even if it is, then at zero concentration,shouldmolar conductivity become infinite?