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SOME years ago, Schmid and Larsen1 published the results of an experimental study of the electrical conductivity at high frequencies (15 and 25 Mc./s.) of aqueous solutions of sodium dodecyl sulphate and cetylpyridinium chloride. Recently we have reinvestigated these salts, at the same temperature (25° C.), over wider ranges of frequency and concentration. From the accompanying diagram it is evident that discrepancies exist between the new results and those obtained in the earlier work.
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Schmid, G., and Larsen, E. C., Z. Elektrochem., 44, 651 (1938).
Falkenhagen, H., “Electrolytes” (Oxford, 1934).
Schmid, G., and Erkkila, A. V., Z. Elektrochem., 42, 737 (1936).
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SCOTT, R., BOLAM, T. High-frequency Conductivity of Paraffin-chain Salts. Nature 167, 195–196 (1951). https://doi.org/10.1038/167195a0
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