Abstract
The conductivity of aqueous and non-aqueous liquid electrolyte solutions was determined in a low frequency region where no dispersion due to dielectric relaxation of the solvent-solute system can be found. The values of the equivalent conductance of concentrated alkali chloride and nitrate solutions were obtained by measurements in a special cell with high cell constant
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