Specific Conductance: Theoretical Considerations and ...
1. Conductivity-temperature relationships for 0.01 N KG solution and 1 per mil chlorinity seawater 4 2. Percentage change in conductivity with temperature for 0.01 N KC1 solu tion and seawater in 1 °C increments 5 3. Values of the ratio of specific conductance to conductivity for 0.01 N KG solution and 1 per mil chlorinity seawater 6 4.
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