1951
DOI: 10.1021/ja01149a074
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Properties of Electrolytic Solutions. XLIX. Conductance of Some Salts in Water at 25°1

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“…19 The difference of 0.5 units (out of about 23) in the equivalent conductivity of the amphipathic ión for a two-carbon increment in chain length does not seem reasonable from a hydrodynamic point of view and does not agree with the difference of 1.74 obtained for the pair decyl-and dodecyltrimethylammonium ions. 22 The reliability of the experimental procedure used in the previous investigation for NaLS2 seems to be further supported by the findings of approximately Onsager-type behavior in dilute solutions for NaDS19 and its applicability to KC1 solutions in another laboratory. 23 A value appreciably less than 72.9 for 0 would not allow the conductivity data of Parfitt and Smith to be fitted by the Fuoss-Onsager extended theory and would require some association as in the case of the previous data.…”
Section: Discussion Of Previous Workmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…19 The difference of 0.5 units (out of about 23) in the equivalent conductivity of the amphipathic ión for a two-carbon increment in chain length does not seem reasonable from a hydrodynamic point of view and does not agree with the difference of 1.74 obtained for the pair decyl-and dodecyltrimethylammonium ions. 22 The reliability of the experimental procedure used in the previous investigation for NaLS2 seems to be further supported by the findings of approximately Onsager-type behavior in dilute solutions for NaDS19 and its applicability to KC1 solutions in another laboratory. 23 A value appreciably less than 72.9 for 0 would not allow the conductivity data of Parfitt and Smith to be fitted by the Fuoss-Onsager extended theory and would require some association as in the case of the previous data.…”
Section: Discussion Of Previous Workmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…8. In the calculation, the diffusion constants of the surfactant ions are those estimated from limiting ionic conductance data (25). The large value of (E e − C ) may be responsible for the term C .…”
Section: Dissociation Rate Constant For Added Salt Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This curve was reported by Mukerjee et al 19 and was created using NaTDC. On the other hand, for an equivalent conductivity, maximum curves in Λ vs. C 1/2 plots, contrary to the typical decreasing plots, were reported for the following surfactants: tetradecylpentadecyl sulfate sodium salt 2 , dioctyl-and ethylhexyl-surfosucinate sodium salts 20 , hexadecyl-and octadexyl-pyridonium iodates 21 , octadecyl-triamyl and -tributyl ammonium bromates 22 , and dyes 23 . In addition, in suitable water-ethanol mixtures, a maximum was observed for octadecylpyridonium chloride, but no maximum was obtained in water alone 24 .…”
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confidence: 80%