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Conductivity measurements were carried out at different frequencies and temperatures on 0.005 and 0.01 normal potassium chloride solutions. The ratio between the high frequency conductivity to low frequency conductivity was found to be greater than unity. This ratio increases with frequency and decreases with concentration.