Change of Salinity Corresponds to Potential Difference

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Conductivity Measurement and Theory

"Electrical conductivity is a material's ability to conduct an electric current when an electrical potential difference is applied across it. It is also known as specific conductance, and should not be confused with conductance which is a property of a component, whereas conductivity is a property of the substance from which the component is made."

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