Conductometry uses a conductivity cell and conductometer to measure the conductance of electrolytic solutions. There are various types of conductivity cells, including some that have parallel platinum electrodes. Conductometry has applications like determining the solubility of sparingly soluble materials, studying reaction kinetics, measuring the degree of dissociation of weak electrolytes, assessing the basicity of organic acids, and determining concentrations.

1. Contents
 Instrumentation of conductometry
◦ Conductivity cell
 Applications of Conductometry

2.  For the measurement of conductance of an electrolytic
solution, a conductivity cell and conductometer are
required.
1. Instrumentation of conductometry

3. 1.1. Conductivity cells

5.  Conductivity cells of various types are available.
 Some common types of conductivity cells are shown in
the below-
A B C

6. 2. Applications of Conductometry
a. Determination of solubility of sparingly soluble
material.
b. Kinetic studies
c. Degree of dissociation of weaker electrolytes (α)
d. Basicity of organic acids (B)
e. Determination of concentration