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In continuation of our examination of the dielectric constants of frozen electrolytes at very low temperatures, we have subjected to test (in the manner described in a former abstract) another large series of electrolytes. Referring to the above-mentioned abstract for an account of the details of the method, we merely give in the following Tables the results of our observations on the dielectric constants of many aqueous solutions of metallic salts, which have been taken with the object of determining if possible the causes which create high or low dielectric values at low temperatures.

Further observations on the dielectric constants of frozen electrolytes at and above the temperature of liquid air