The equivalent conductance of magnesium sulfate was measured at 25.00°, 35.00°, and 45.00°C in pure water and in 20.1, 40.7, 60.2, and 80.1 w/o (weight per cent) ethanol. Viscosity, temperature, and dielectric effects are discussed. Activation energies are calculated for the conductance process. Also the observed data were compared to the theoretical requirements of the Onsager equation.
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