I have searched about it and electrical conductivity of ionic liquids are predicted by using formulas and ANN and there are some ways and programs to predict different aqueous solutions of salts but I would like to know how to predict electrical conductivity of a liquid by having physical-chemical properties of the liquid, like dielectric constant, dipole moment, etc. or by using ANN so is there any way?
Muhammad Hamza El-Saba
Thank you sir for replying
I know there are some ways to predict electrical conductivity of ionic liquids and aqueous solutions of salts, (as i explained in explanation section)
however what I want is, how is it possible to predict non-ionic liquids, like benzene, ethyl propionate , ethanol, butyl acetate, acetic acid, etc.
Dear Reza Ashja,
I think the two articles have things to talk about poor or non-ionic liquids and their electrical conductivity.
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