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The principal object of the paper is to put forward for consideration a formula, η 12 -η 10 =4πeω 1 , which indicates that the combination coefficient η 12 for small ions and large ions of the opposite sign exceeds the coefficient η 10 for small ions and uncharged nuclei, and further that the difference between the two coefficients depends on the mobility ω 1 of the small ions. The experimental evidence for the formula is discussed, as well as possible applications.
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F. J. W. Whipple (1933) studied this question.
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