Abstract
The electrical conductances of solutions of physiologically important simple electrolytes in water saturated 1-butanol have been measured at 25°C as functions of salt concentration. Values for both λo, the conductance at infinite dilution, and K, the dissociation constant, have been derived by subjecting the data to the procedures given by Shedlovsky and Fuoss.
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