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The conductivity of isopropylbenzene

2008-02-26View Original

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How to determine the conductivity of isopropylbenzene?
Reply #22008-02-26
This thing seems pretty difficult. I wonder what the client intends to do with it? Generally, organic substances do not conduct electricity.
Reply #32008-02-27
I’m thinking about whether an electromagnetic flowmeter could be used. Is there any table I can refer to for this?
Reply #42013-11-06
The original poster can try checking the property database in Aspen
Reply #52014-02-18
Three methods: can be tested using a conductivity meter; Consultable chemical handbook ; Of course, as mentioned above, you can check Aspen; if it’s available, that’s fine too.

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