The solution of this equation is

[alpha] i^2

X^2 = ------- ------- + C[epsilon]^(8[pi]e^2k2qx/[alpha]i)

q k2^2e^2

Here x is measured from the positive electrode; it is more convenient

in this case, however, to measure it from the negative electrode. If x

be the distance from the negative electrode at which the electric

force is X, we have from equation (7)

[alpha] i^2

X^2 = ------- ------- + C^1[epsilon]^(8[pi]e^2k2qx/[alpha]i)

q k2^2e^2

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