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How do I find the correct temperature coefficient when not working with water?

April 26, 2017coefficient temperature water working

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How do I find the correct temperature coefficient when not working with water?

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For water, the correction factor is 2% change per degree C. Check the conductivity of the sample at 25°C, then using the same sample, find the conductivity at another temperature to see what the percent change is. This will give you the temperature correction factor.