Conductivity measurement method in water extracts from compost of aerobic municipal sewage sludge has been described. The experiment comprised of 2 variants of compost: aerobic municipal sewage sludge with straw and second variant with manure. The elements K+, Na+, Ca+2 and Mg+2 measured in the same water extracts were in ionic form therefore for estimation quantity changes of dissolved elements which results in quantity changes in dissolved substances, the conductivity measurement was applied in the studies. It means that water extracts from composts can be treated as water solutions of electrolytes which makes a specific kind of conductors.
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