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It was shown by passive electrical investigations, that the behavior of electrical relaxations of red cells depends on age. With increasing age of the human the relaxation time as well as man the exchange effect stability be increased. This results are due to the increasing of the volume and the contents of haemoglobin of the erythrocytes, and may be due to the changing of the charge of the membrane.
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