conductimetry

[kän·dək′tim·ə·trē]

(chemistry)

The scientific study of conductance measurements of solutions; to avoid electrolytic complications, conductance measurements are usually taken with alternating current.

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thermal conductimetry

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These calculations were made measuring the final salt concentration by conductimetry and the final external volume phase (W2), and performing a mass balance of the salt.

Breaking of multiple emulsions under osmotic pressure and the effect of W1/O relation

Conductimetry - A Method that is Not Based on Electrode Reactions

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16] studied the anionic polymerization mechanism by solution conductimetry.

Effects of carbon nanotubes and their state of dispersion on the anionic polymerization of [epsilon]-caprolactam: II. rheology