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Conductivity 101 - How do ions move in electrolytic solutions?

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Conductivity 101 - How do ions move in electrolytic solutions?
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(PhysChemBasics#11) For an adequate description of an electrolyte we have to consider its ionic strength and its activity. In addition to the classical electrical conductivity kappa, molar conductivity lambda was introduced for electrolytes. Both anions and cations contribute to this propery, their proportion can be quantified using the transport numbers.
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