Wayne Fugitt wrote:
Morning Marshall,
At 10:40 AM 8/18/2008, you wrote:
He is saying that
the drift veloicty of sodium and chlorine ions is
twice the drift velocity
of silver and hydroxide ions. That will
translate into twice the
conductivity.
I read Steve's message several times. Most of it seems clear
to me.
If Ion Drift relates to the measurement of CS conductivity, why
have we not heard about it before?
Probably because there is no reason to go that deep into the physics of
ionic conductivity in this group. Basically current flow will be
proportional to the product of the number of ions carrying the current
times the speed that they are moving, just like tghe flow rate in a hose
will be the number of atoms inside the hose times the velocity of those
atoms. If you double the velocity of either, the flow rate or current
will double.
Marshall
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