1993
DOI: 10.1103/physreve.47.1066
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Phonon-particle interactions and transport processes in liquids

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“…Beginning with a dilute gas, as the density increases, the role of potential field interactions increases until, in the liquid regime, phonon-like vibrational modes dominate heat transfer and diffusive and collision contributions are relatively minor. 46,44,47 These modes are derived from the allowed oscillations of an atom or molecule about a potential minimum, which are described by harmonic theories of liquids. 44,47,48 The Bahe−Varela pseudolattice theory 49,50 was originally developed to describe the behavior of concentrated electrolyte solutions, but has been shown to be applicable for aprotic ILs.…”
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“…Beginning with a dilute gas, as the density increases, the role of potential field interactions increases until, in the liquid regime, phonon-like vibrational modes dominate heat transfer and diffusive and collision contributions are relatively minor. 46,44,47 These modes are derived from the allowed oscillations of an atom or molecule about a potential minimum, which are described by harmonic theories of liquids. 44,47,48 The Bahe−Varela pseudolattice theory 49,50 was originally developed to describe the behavior of concentrated electrolyte solutions, but has been shown to be applicable for aprotic ILs.…”
Section: ■ Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…46,44,47 These modes are derived from the allowed oscillations of an atom or molecule about a potential minimum, which are described by harmonic theories of liquids. 44,47,48 The Bahe−Varela pseudolattice theory 49,50 was originally developed to describe the behavior of concentrated electrolyte solutions, but has been shown to be applicable for aprotic ILs. 43,51,52 Like ILs, concentrated electrolyte solutions have intermediate-range order; 53,54 X-ray diffraction spectra of these solutions feature Bragg peaks like those produced by welldefined solid crystalline lattice structures.…”
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“…During its first flight, FluidPac will accommodate three automatic fluid physics experiments: two for studying phenomena related to the onset of thermocapillary convection in liquid/gas interfaces 1,2 and one for investigating the existence of thermal radiation forces. 3 Because the Foton spacecraft has very limited telemetry capabilities, the data produced throughout the mission must be stored in an on-board tape recorder. However, most of this scientific information consists of memorydemanding digital images that, unfortunately, greatly exceed the tape recorder's capacity.…”
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“…In particular, he provides the expressions for mechanothermal and thermo-mechanical effects, as well as the propagation of shear oscillations. Similar ideas were later developed and extensively applied by Gaeta and co-workers to describe the behavior of non-isothermal liquids, allowing to interpret some of their typical phenomena, such as thermo-osmosis, thermodialysis and the Soret effect [42][43][44][45][46]. In particular the model provided the heat diffusion direction of the solute, or of the solvent, with respect to that of the applied temperature gradient.…”
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