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Specimens of sodium alginate have been investigated dielectrically in aqueous solution at low concentrations. The effect on the dielectric increment and dispersion of concentration of polyions and counterions, isoionic dilution, degree of polymerization and degree of neutralization of polyions, and the dielectric constant of the solvent has been studied mainly. Qualitative interpretation of the data in accordance with the present polyelectrolyte theory as Maxwell‐Wagner or Debye‐Falkenhagen effects has been attempted.
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