The Electrical Conductances of Standard Potassium Chloride Solutions Throughout the Temperature Range 0 to 25°

Conductometric behavior of tetraamylammonium bromide and potassium picrate in some nonaqueous solvents

“…Two cells of the Daggett, Bair, and Kraus type9 were used whose constants (about 0.5 and 0.05 cm"1) were determined with aqueous KC1.10 For the 0.05-cm_1 cell the value of the constant was also determined at 30°u sing a 0.01 demal aqueous solution of KC1 and the Bremner and Thompson equation. 11 The cells were equipped with a side arm through which dry nitrogen was passed to prevent the immission of air when stock solution was added.…”