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In electrochemistry, metallic and electrolytic are two types of conductors.
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The two branches of electrochemistry are: Electricity generated by chemical reactions and Chemical reactions that generate electricity.
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Free energy is extensive property, and E°cell is an intensive property. ΔrG is depends on the ' n ' which is number of electron transferred in the reaction ΔrG = −nFE°
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Conductivity = Conductance * Cell constant
Conductivity = (1/ resistance )
Cell constant = Conductivity * Resistance
Cell constant = 0.0210 * 60 = 1.26Cm? ¹
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