Application of Blanc's law at arbitrary electric field to gas density ratios

Application of Blanc's law for drift velocities of electrons and ions in gas mixtures at arbitrary reduced electric field strengths $E/n_0$ was studied theoretically and by numerical examples. Corrections for Blanc's law that include effects of inelastic collisions were derived. In addition we have derived the common mean energy procedure that was proposed by Chiflikyan in a general case both for ions and electrons. Both corrected common $E/n_0$ and common mean energy procedures provide excellent results even for electrons at moderate $E/n_0$ where application of Blanc's law was regarded as impossible. In mixtures of two gases that have negative differential conductivity (NDC) even when neither of the two pure gases show NDC the Blanc's law procedure was able to give excellent predictions