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Conductance of a Resistor

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Calculate the conductance of a resistor based on the area of the plates, the distance between the plates, and the conductivity.
The value obtained by dividing the interelectrode distance by the electrode area is called the cell constant.
Resistor conductivity ss
Sm-1
Electrode area S
m2
Distance d between electrodes
m
Conductance S
 mS
 μS
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