The molar conductivity of is greater than at a particular temperature

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Problem

The molar conductivity of

1\text{ M HCl}

is greater than

1\text{ M NaCl}

at a particular temperature. This is due to : (1) molar mass of

\text{HCl} < \text{molar mass of NaCl}

(2) ionic mobility of

\text{H}^+ > \text{ionic mobility of Na}^+

(3)

\text{HCl}

being an acid has lower pH (4) degree of ionisation of

\text{HCl} > \text{degree of ionisation of NaCl}