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I
realize that my theory does not correctly predict the conductivity
of all metal ammine solutions. I am right most of the time. I think
a few metal ammines 
As
you can see, neither of our theories is able to predict the conductivities
of metal ammine solutions. I am not surprised. The theory of ions
in solution is new and unreliable. I don't think that measuring the
conductivities of metal ammine solutions is an acceptable means of
testing our theories.