The resistance of a cell is 192.3 N when it is filled with 0.1 M KCI (conductivity = 0.01289 Q'mª). Its resistance is 6363 N when it is filled with 0.003186 M NaCl solution. Both measurements are at 25°C. What is the conductance, conductivity (specific conductance) and molar conductivity of the NaCl solution?

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