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NUMEROUS attempts have been made to extend the Debye–Hückel theory to electrolyte solutions of higher concentrations than 0.1 N. The attempts of Falkenhagen and Leist1, Robinson and Stokes2, Wishaw and Stokes3, and Leist4, are the most notable contributions in recent times in this direction.
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SURYANARAYANA, C., VENKATESAN, V. Conductance of Concentrated Solutions of Strong Electrolytes. Nature 178, 1461 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1038/1781461a0
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