Jacobs, 1953 - Google Patents
Apparatus for the measurement of ionic conductance of solid saltsJacobs, 1953
- Document ID
- 5024450533883069018
- Author
- Jacobs P
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- Publication venue
- Journal of Scientific Instruments
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An apparatus designed to measure the specific ionic conductance of solid salts in the range 10-9 to 10-13 Ω-1 cm-1 is described. The use of a low-frequency pulse technique to avoid polarization together with the precaution of making all measurements in high vacuum, have …
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