ionic conductance

[ī′än·ik kən′dək·təns]

(physical chemistry)

The contribution of a given type of ion to the total equivalent conductance in the limit of infinite dilution.

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i] is the limiting equivalent ionic mobility for each ion obtained from the limiting equivalent ionic conductance ([[lambda].

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