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A dielectric cell with platinum electrodes fused onto concentric glass cylinders is described. The cell is completely shielded and of the three terminal, guarded type necessary for the precise measurement of dielectric constants and conductances without the use of reference liquids. It can be cleaned readily with strong oxidizing agents, can be dried and filled with electrodes in place, and can be thermostated with relative ease. Another feature of the cell is its ease of construction and its adaptability to the rapid measurement of dipole moments and conductances in solutions of very low dielectric constant.
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