The mobilities of mercury ions in helium, neon, and argon have been measured at 300^∘{}K. The values obtained are μ₀=19.6(He), 5.95 (Ne), and 1.84 (A) cm²/volt-sec. These values are in agreement with extrapolations of the mobility versus mass-number curves obtained for alkali ions in the noble gases by Tyndall and collaborators. The experimental values for Hg⁺ are compared with the Langevin theory in the polarization limit. Good agreement is obtained only for the case of argon.
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