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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 October 2008
Bell and Wolfenden have published a theory of diplogen concentration by electrolysis, which, to a considerable extent, explained the empirical result, that the efficiency of diplogen separation is constant. This theory depends on the assumption that a quantity, γ, introduced by Gurney is constant. In a later paper Bell writes that this assumption would “probably not be justified in a strict examination of the problem”, but he gives no quantitative estimate.
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