determining conductivity measurements? I. It will not have an effect on the calculated values of ionization constant.  II. Conductivity measurement of distilled water will be lower compared to blank solution.   III. The sample may react with the impurities present in the tap water. a. II and III b. I and III c. III only d. I only

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Which of the following will most likely happen if we used water coming out of our faucet as the diluent in determining conductivity measurements?

I. It will not have an effect on the calculated values of ionization constant. 
II. Conductivity measurement of distilled water will be lower compared to blank solution.  
III. The sample may react with the impurities present in the tap water.

a. II and III

b. I and III

c. III only

d. I only

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