Original post by Cyion
The Onsager equation is given as Λ = Λ◦ − b√c
where Λ = 0.01 and 0.02 and c = (1.1x10^-4) and (1.58x10^-3) would I be able to find both b and Λ◦ as I have 2 sets of data for the 2 unknowns.
where Λ = 0.01 and 0.02 and c = (1.1x10^-4) and (1.58x10^-3) would I be able to find both b and Λ◦ as I have 2 sets of data for the 2 unknowns.
Yes – do you know how to do simultaneous equations?
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