Consider the following data on the molar conductivity (Am) of NaOH as a function of concentrationat 25°C.concentration (mol/L) Am (ohm-1 cm² mol-¹)0.0010244.50.0100238.00.0500227.60.1000221.20.2000213.00.5000197.61.0000178.8Estimate the value for the Aᵒm, the limiting molar conductivity for NaOH.(ii) Compare the value obtained with the value from Table 13B.2 in Atkins.HINT: First convert the concentration from mol/L to mol/cm³

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