LIMITING-LAWS OF POLYELECTROLYTE SOLUTIONS - IONIC DISTRIBUTION IN MIXED-VALENCY COUNTERIONS SYSTEMS .2. A COMPARISON OF CONDUCTOMETRIC DATA AND THEORETICAL PREDICTIONS

The competitive binding of monovalent and divalent counterions (M+ and M2+, respectively) has been studied by a conductometric procedure as described by De Jong et al. (Biophysical Chemistry 27 (1987) 173) for aqueous solutions of alkali metal polymethacrylates in the presence of Ca(NO3)2 or Mg(NO3)...

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Physical Chemistry and Colloid Science
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