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Electrical conductivities ( κ s) of molten DyCl 3 -NaCl and DyCl 3 -KCl systems were estimated by measuring the impedances of each mixture melt at any temperature and/or frequency. The molar volumes ( V  m s) were measured by dilatometry and represented as a polynomial empirical equation of temperature and composition. Due to both the properties, the molar conductivities (Λ m s) were calculated and their temperature and/or composition dependences were discussed from the standpoint of structural features as well. The  κ s increased curvilinearly with increasing temperature across the whole composition ranges. This trend was also applied to the Λ m s which was fitted by an Arrhenius-type equation. The relationship of Λ m s with melt composition was studied and the Λ m s were found to decrease with increasing composition of DyCl 3 . These findings were interpreted based on the results of structural science so far reported, and finally, the relationship between Λ m s and the structures of pure rare earth chloride melts was discussed.

Electrical Conductivity of Molten DyCl 3 -NaCl and DyCl 3 -KCl Systems: An Approach to Structural Interpretations of Rare Earth Chloride Melts