$\wedge_{AgCl}^{\infty}$ can be obtained by:

  • A
    by extrapolation of the graph $\wedge$ and $\sqrt{C}$ to zero concentration
  • B
    by known values of $\wedge^{\infty}$ of $AgNO_3, HCl$ and $HNO_3$
  • C
    both $(A)$ and $(B)$
  • D
    None of these

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