Abstract
The ionic conduction on the surface of humid mica has been analyzed by admittance spectroscopy as a function of relative humidity for different surface treatments. Measurements at low frequency indicate that water adsorption proceeds first in the form of a strongly adsorbed uniform thin layer, then with the formation of highly inhomogeneous thick aggregates.
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