An apparatus for following conductance changes during fast ionic reactions in solution is described. Conductance changes of 1% during reaction can be followed with sufficient precision to yield rate constants with a probable error of 2% for reaction half-times down to a few milliseconds. The increased sensitivity and precision of the apparatus greatly widens the application of conductance measurements to stopped-flow studies.
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