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The surface conductance of sodium chloride crystals as a function of water vapor partial pressure

Simkovich, 1963

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16022624661071226831
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Simkovich G
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry

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Surface conduction of a NaCl crystal in H20 vapor may be due to (1) individual adsorbed semi-hydrated ions, and/or (2) saturated NaCl solution formed by virtue of capillary condensations in grooves on the surface of the crystal. In the latter case, the conductance is …
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