Dielectric relaxation and non-linear dielectric effect in ferrocene derivatives
β Scribed by Salvatore Sorriso; Hubert A. Kolodziej; K. Orzechowski; Paolo Bruno
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1992
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 275 KB
- Volume
- 190
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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β¦ Synopsis
Dielectric relaxation and the non-linear dielectric effect have been measured in dilute solutions of monobenzoylferrocene and 1,l '-acetylbenzoylferrocene, and only the non-linear dielectric effect in monoacetylferrocene. The dielectric relaxation was measured in the temperature and frequency ranges of 283-303 K and l-38 GHz, respectively, and the non-linear dielectric effect in the temperature range of 283-308 K. From the results obtained, it is inferred that in the monosubstituted derivatives, the simple absorption band may be due to reorientation of the whole molecule, and that in the disubstituted ones, there are present two almost-fixed structures between which a slow interconversion is possible.
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
A generalized Nee-ZwanzΓ―g equation is proposed to describe both low and high frequency dielectric relaxation. It is shown that the inertial effect is closely related to the non-markovΓ―an character of the dΓ―ferential equation governing the time evolution of the dipole-dipole autocorrelation function.
The non-linear dielectric effect (NLDE). that is the increase in the dielectric constant divided by the square of the applied field, is measured for a number of non-polar molecular liquids and for iiquid xenon. The values of the NLDE are compared airh resufts in the literature and with values predic