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... Conductivity of Aqueous Solutions containing Two Electrolytes with no Common Ion . By Prof. J. G. MACGREGOR and Mr. E. H. ARCHIBALD , Dalhousie College , Halifax , N.S. * ACCORDING to the dissociation theory of electrolysis the specific ...
... Conductivity of Aqueous Solutions containing Two Electrolytes with no Common Ion . By Prof. J. G. MACGREGOR and Mr. E. H. ARCHIBALD , Dalhousie College , Halifax , N.S. * ACCORDING to the dissociation theory of electrolysis the specific ...
Page 154
... conductivity of which is therefore calculable by the dissociation theory . A series of observations and calculations of the conductivity of solutions containing sodium and potassium chlorides and sulphates has been made by the second of ...
... conductivity of which is therefore calculable by the dissociation theory . A series of observations and calculations of the conductivity of solutions containing sodium and potassium chlorides and sulphates has been made by the second of ...
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... conductivity due to the carriers attracting themselves up to the sides is small compared with the loss of conductivity due to diffusion . 7. When there is an excess of carriers charged with elec- tricity of one kind the gas not only ...
... conductivity due to the carriers attracting themselves up to the sides is small compared with the loss of conductivity due to diffusion . 7. When there is an excess of carriers charged with elec- tricity of one kind the gas not only ...
Contents
CONTENTS OF VOL XLV | 1 |
F Brush on the Transmission of Radiant Heat | 31 |
Mr W H Macaulay on the Stresses and Deflection | 42 |
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