A comment on “On the futility of the Fuoss–Kirkwood relation”

Recently a point was made in this journal, that the well-known relation — the Fuoss–Kirkwood formula — between impedance of a causal, linear device and the pertaining distribution of relaxation times is futile. We point-out the incorrect use of relation and provide evidence that the formula is applicable when used correctly.

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Electrochemistry Communications
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2025-12-19
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.elecom.2025.108100
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Electrostatics and Colloid Interactions
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A comment on “On the futility of the Fuoss–Kirkwood relation”

Pavle Boškoski, Žiga Gradišar
Electrochemistry Communications
Electrostatics and Colloid Interactions
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A comment on “On the futility of the Fuoss–Kirkwood relation”

Pavle Boškoski, Žiga Gradišar
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Recently a point was made in this journal, that the well-known relation — the Fuoss–Kirkwood formula — between impedance of a causal, linear device and the pertaining distribution of relaxation times is futile. We point-out the incorrect use of relation and provide evidence that the formula is applicable when used correctly.

Electrochemistry CommunicationsVol. 182
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Electrostatics and Colloid Interactions
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