The limiting molar conductivities of NaI, NaNO3, and AgNO3 are 12.69 mS m2 mol−1, 12.16 mS m2 mol−1, and 13.34 mS m2 mol−1, respectively (all at 25 °C). What is the limiting molar conductivity of AgI at this temperature? Hint: Each limiting molar conductivity can be expressed as a sum of two ionic conductivities.

The limiting molar conductivities of NaI, NaNO3, and AgNO3 are 12.69 mS m2 mol−1, 12.16 mS m2 mol−1, and 13.34 mS m2 mol−1, respectively (all at 25 °C). What is the limiting molar conductivity of AgI at this temperature? Hint: Each limiting molar conductivity can be expressed as a sum of two ionic conductivities.

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