Answer: A, C, D
Transport numbers are fractions of the total current, so t++t−=1 for a single electrolyte: (A) is correct. The fraction depends on the counter ion as well: t(KX+) is about 0.49 in KCl but about 0.51 in KNOX3, so (B) is wrong. λ∘=zuF gives u=λ∘/F for z=1, so (C) is correct. t(HX+)=349.8/(349.8+76.3)=0.82, so (D) is correct.