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Arrhenius connected conductivity and dilution behavior with the presence and changing fraction of independently mobile ions in electrolyte solutions.
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Conductivity and colligative anomalies helped motivate the proposal that dissolved electrolytes contain ions before electrolysis, though the early degree-of-dissociation model was later revised for strong electrolytes.
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