Dielectric Properties of Liquid Butyl Alcohols
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...In 1951, Davidson and Cole [18] noted that while the Debyemodel is able to describe the frequency dependent dielectric loss formonohydroxy alcohols it fails for poly-alcohols thereby confirming earlier observations [19]....
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...Also in 1955, Dannhauser and Cole [22] modified the model of Oster and Kirkwood [15] by assuming that monohydroxy...
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...From today’s point of view, this analysis is biased by the fact that only Debye type peaks were considered for the superposition that represents the entire loss profile, whereas a single Cole–Cole or Cole–Davidson function could be appropriate for describing the loss that is in excess of the prominent Debye peak [166]....
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...Both Cole–Cole and Cole–Davidson type fit functions have been used with success to describe this peak, with the uncertainty originating from the overlap with the typically much more intense Debye process on the low-frequency side of peak II....
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...In the same work Davidson and Cole estimated the hydrodynamic volumes for propanol, propylene glycol, and glycerol....
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