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7. Determination by conductometry
7.1 Reminders
The ease with which a solution conducts electricity depends on the concentration of ions in the solution, and also on their nature. If there is an equilibrium between ions in a solution, its conductivity is a measure of the position of the equilibrium. Measuring the conductivity of a solution can provide access to all the concentrations in solution, and therefore to the equilibrium constants that prevail. This technique was used as early as 1865-1910. Most of the results obtained at that time proved to be particularly accurate.
Conductometry is concerned with ionic conduction. We measure the conductance (inverse of resistance) of a column of solution between two metal electrodes, usually platinum-platinum. The two electrodes are separated by the...
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pK a values compiled by R. WIlliams http://www.fm.ehcc.kyoto-u.ac.jp/pKa_compilation_Williams_RipinEvans.pdf
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