Conductometry is based on
Correct answer: D. Electrical conductance
- A. Electric current
- B. Electrical potential
- C. Dielectric constant
- D. Electrical conductance
Explanation
Conductometry is an analytical technique that measures the electrical conductance of a solution. This property depends on the concentration and mobility of ions, allowing for the determination of concentrations or endpoints of titrations.
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