Explicit expression for the conductance and comparison with experiment

3 Explicit expression for the conductance and comparison with experiment 

We express now the conductance as the specific conductivity Xjp divided by the common ion concentration ci (molar conductivity), 

Some examples of the application of this theory are given in the next figures. 

There are very few experimental data available in the literature for the conductivity of electrolyte mixtures at moderate and high concentration, This fact is certainly a consequence of lack of theoretical models in both the dilute and concentrated regions. We present here results for two mixtures, NaCl/KCl and NaCl/MgCb. 

Concerning the mixture NaCl/KCl, figures 5.9-5.11 present the conductance as a function of the proportion of one of the salts (KCl), for different total salt concentrations. One test of the theory is the asymptotic convergence of the results at low 

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