Mixture effective conductivity, definition

Definition of the Mixture Effective Conductivity. If a liquid-solid mixture is placed between two electrodes of different potential, the resulting potential difference will cause a current to flow from the electrode of higher... 

As seen from Figure 10, the autowave solution of equation (2) exists only at G < G0 0.64. Physically this implies that in a system described by this model the autowave mode of the reaction propagation over a solid reactant mixture becomes impossible at a definite increase in the strength of the sample, decrease in the thermal effect and reaction velocity, and increase in the thermal conductivity. 

Many properties of electrolytic solutions are additive functions of the properties of the respective ions this is at once evident from the fact that the chemical properties of a salt solution are those of its constituent ions. For example, potassium chloride in solution has no chemical reactions which are characteristic of the compound itself, but only those of potassium and chloride ions. These properties are possessed equally by almost all potassium salts and all chlorides, respectively. Similarly, the characteristic chemical properties of acids and alkalis, in aqueous solution, are those of hydrogen and hydroxyl ions, respectively. Certain physical properties of electrolytes are also additive in nature the most outstanding example is the electrical conductance at infinite dilution. It will be seen in Chap. II that conductance values can be ascribed to all ions, and the appropriate conductance of any electrolyte is equal to the sum of the values for the individual ions. The densities of electrolytic solutions have also been found to be additive functions of the properties of the constituent ions. The catalytic effects of various acids and bases, and of mixtures with their salts, can be accounted for by associating a definite catalytic coefl5.cient with each type of ion since undissociated molecules often have appreciable catalytic properties due allowance must be made for their contribution. 

The weight of liquid per unit of tank volume is by definition the density of the boiling mixture, which here is called the effective density. A test program was conducted to determine the effective density of the boiling liquid oxygen in an uninsulated tank. 

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