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Electrical Conductance Cell Assembly for Use with Aqueous Solutions up to 800°C and 4000 Bars

E. U. Franck, Johanna Savolainen, William L. Marshall

Review of Scientific Instruments · 1962 · 23 citations · 5 references

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Abstract

An electrical conductance cell assembly, designed for use with aqueous solutions at extremes of temperature and pressure, is described. Its utility was demonstrated by measurements of the conductance of 0.010 molal KCl solution at 800°C and at pressures up to 4000 bars.

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