Conductivity in ternary systems

The electrical conductivity of mixtures of electrolytes and non-electrolytes are scarce. The only systems studied above 200 °C are KCl - Ar (Hartmann and Franck, 1969), NaCl-dioxane (Yeatts and Marshall, 1972) and Nal - methanol (Korobkov and Mikhilev, 1970). In these cases the system can be considered as a binary electrolyte solution in a mixed solvent. Therefore, the specific and molar conductivity decreases with the increase of the non-electrolyte in water due to the reduction of the dielectric constant of the mixed solvent. 

Bianchi, H. (1990) Conductivity of mixtures of symmetrialc and unsymmetrical electrolytes in aqueous solutions. Thesis, University of Buenos Aires. 

Bianchi, H. Corti, H.R. and Femandez-Prini, R. (1994)/. Solution Chem. 23 1203. 

Bianchi, H. Dujovne, 1. and Fem idez-Prini, R. (2000) J. Solution Chem. 29 237. 

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