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With an increase in temperature, the conductivity of an electrolytic solution generally:

Answer: increases.

  • A increases
  • B decreases
  • C remains constant
  • D becomes zero

Correct answer: A. increases

Explanation: Higher temperature increases ionic mobility and dissociation, so the conductivity of an electrolytic solution rises (opposite to metals).

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