Research Article

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

Table 1

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 heparinate RB21055 in water at 25°C.

  
mol·L−1
  
  
  
(Å)
  
  

5.1083 × 10−582.610.244−37.80117.581.69159.6282.6878.030.30
7.4666 × 10−580.730.262−36.91111.181.7058.1980.6770.030.30
1.4152 × 10−474.720.291−35.45100.681.69355.0674.7366.140.30
2.4088 × 10−469.510.314−34.2992.311.67852.1869.1566.080.32
5.0027 × 10−461.870.344−32.8281.541.65648.2961.9665.730.35
9.3208 × 10−456.720.366−31.7273.271.64345.2956.7962.980.36
1.7299 × 10−352.040.385−30.7766.051.62742.5152.0860.870.37
3.3723 × 10−348.290.402−29.9459.471.62340.1648.2654.600.38
5.1303 × 10−346.340.410−29.5555.921.62538.9546.3149.800.38