Research Article

Studies of Electrolytic Conductivity of Some Polyelectrolyte Solutions: Importance of the Dielectric Friction Effect at High Dilution

Table 3

Variations with counterions concentration of the experimental and theoretical , equivalent conductivities, of the degree of Na+ condensation ( ), of the apparent charge number , and of the dielectric frictions in absence ( ) and in presence ( ) of interference, in the case of sodium polystyrene sulphonate in water at 25°C. Distinction between Manning concentration regime and Ostwald concentration regime.

  
mol·L−1
  
  
  
(Å)
  
  

1 × 10 −100.395 −1754 216.9 1.21 42.13 54.55 698 0.45
1 × 10 −90.447 −1605 182.4 1.21 39.21 51.16 558 0.45
1 × 10 −80.497 −1460 149.75 1.21 36.08 47.40 459 0.45
1 × 10 −70.543 −1328 118.56 1.21 32.55 43.03 373 0.45
0.576 91.221.2129.0138.403030.45
1 × 10−50.587−119678.031.2128.0336.652520.45
1 × 10−40.579−122170.551.2128.4536.452130.45
1.159 × 10−335.520.559−127960.981.2128.5235.531720.45
2.151 × 10−335.370.553−129858.411.21228.5535.381590.45
2.416 × 10−335.330.551−130257.921.21228.5535.331570.45
3.526 × 10−335.160.547−131456.311.21428.5435.161490.45
5.142 × 10−334.880.543−132654.641.21428.4934.881420.45