1961
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-45956-6_4
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Dispersion and Absorption of Sound Waves in Liquids and Mixtures of Liquids

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“…Research papers about ultrasonic propagation velocity in these kinds of liquids can be found in the literature (Burton, 1948;Giacomini, 1947;Parshad, 1949;Sette, 1961). Ethanol-water mixtures show these molecular associations, which make the models unsuccessful, as it is clearly shown in Figs.…”
Section: Theoretical Modelsmentioning
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“…Research papers about ultrasonic propagation velocity in these kinds of liquids can be found in the literature (Burton, 1948;Giacomini, 1947;Parshad, 1949;Sette, 1961). Ethanol-water mixtures show these molecular associations, which make the models unsuccessful, as it is clearly shown in Figs.…”
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“…Nomoto calculated this expression in a large number of mixtures of various kinds (Sette, 1961). He found that R has a linear form in many systems…”
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“…exp ( --e/k T) (1) (S,=Sutherland's constant for the gaseous viscosity, e = depth of the Lennard-Jones potential). Eq.…”
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“…For a large number of gases and liquids the excess of sound absorption over its "classical" value (mainly determined by the shear viscosity) is due to the vibrational specific heat (Ci) of the molecules [1]. The relaxation time (r) of Ci depends upon the number of binary collisions a molecule undergoes per unit time (F) and the probability (P) that such a collision effects an energy transfer between the translational and the vibrational degrees of freedom: ~ = (F. P)-1.…”
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