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Answer:- Qualitatively, Resistivity defined as the resistance due to all the ions present in  1ml of electrolytes in a electrolytic cell. Quantitatively, Resistivity=RA/L        Where,R=resistance                    A=area of electrolytic cell                    L=length of electrolytic cell

Answer:- Qualitatively, conductivity is defined as the conductance due to all the ions present in 1ml of electrolytes in electrolytic cell. Or Quantitatively, conductivity=1/Resistivity

Answer:- ELECTROCHEMICAL            ELECTROLYTIC           CELL                                       CELL • Chemical energy          • Electrical energy converted into elec-       converted into c- -trical energy.                   -hemical energy. • Chemical reaction      • Chemical reactio is spontaneous.              -n is non-spontan-                                           eous. • Anode is negative.      • Anode is positive and cathode is               and cathode is positive.                ...

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Answer:- The substance which conduct electricity in  their molten state (or ionic state)is known as electrolytic conductor (or simply electrolytes). e.g Acids,Bases,Salts etc.

Answer:- The tendency of an electrode to gain electrons is known as reduction potential.

Answer:- The tendency of an electrode to loose electrons is called oxidation potential.

Answer:- Statement- The mass of a substance deposited or liberated( in form of gas ) at a particular electrode is directly proportional to amount of charge passing through the electrolyte. i.e mass proportional to charge Mathematically,                          M=ZQ Where,Z=proportionality constant called  electrochemical equivalent. ★ If current, i passing through the electrolyte in time, t then Q=it                         M=Zit

Answer:- When a strip of metal(electrode) is brought in contact with the solution containing its own ions then the strip of metal gets positively charged or negatively charged and results into a potential being developed between the metallic strip and it's solution which is known as electrode potential. If at any electrode oxidation occur then it is called oxidation potential.simillarly if at any electrode reduction occur then it is called reduction potential. Look at the oxidation potential of zinc electrode, simillarly same things occur in case of reduction potential. Are you satisfied by this Answer

Answer:- i. It connects the two half cells and completes the cell circuit. ii. It maintains the diffusion of ions from one electrode to another electrode. iii. It minimizes the liquid - liquid junction. iv. A cell reaction may also occur in the absence of saltbridge.

Reason:- For conductivity,the charge carriers are required.In anhydrous (no water) state HCL is not ionised and no charge carrier ions are available,hence bad conductor. However in aqueous solution , HCL is fully ionised producing H^+ & cl^- and conducts electricity. Are you satisfied by this answer