For 10 points, name this physicist who names the distance at which mobile charge carriers screen out electric fields in plasmas, his namesake "length."
When calculating a value named for this man, ionic terms symbolized T-sub-e, T-sub-i, and i and j are often dropped. That value named for this man is the measure of the thickness of the double-layer in DLVO theory, which depends on this man's namesake value and that of Bjerrum. Though typically represented with a (*) lambda, that value named is usually denoted inverse-kappa for electrolytic solutions. That value named for this man is a variable in an equation that calculates the activity coefficients of electrolyte solutions. For 10 points, name this physicist who names the distance at which mobile charge carriers screen out electric fields in plasmas, his namesake "length."
When calculating a value named for this man, ionic terms symbolized T-sub-e, T-sub-i, and i and j are often dropped.
Peter Joseph William Debye