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Oscillations, Waves, and Interactions - GWDG

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394 U. Kaatze <strong>and</strong> R. Behrends<br />

Figure 25. Relaxation rate Γ of concentration<br />

fluctuations versus reduced<br />

temperature ɛ for the nitroethane-3methylpentane<br />

mixture of critical composition<br />

[111]. The line in the graph of<br />

the power law (Eq. (60)) with universal<br />

exponent Z0˜ν = 3.065 [6] <strong>and</strong> with individual<br />

amplitude Γ0 = 125·10 9 s −1 [111].<br />

ξ0 = 0.37 nm as well as Γ0 = 6.4·10 9 s −1 , ethanol-dodecane [113]. The inset in Fig. 26<br />

presents the scaled half-attenuation frequency which, when treated as an unknown<br />

parameter, follows as<br />

Ω BF<br />

�<br />

1<br />

�<br />

1/2 = Ω<br />

0.414<br />

F −1/2<br />

BF<br />

�<br />

(Ω) − 1<br />

�2 . (67)<br />

The small scatter of the experimental data around the theoretically predicted value<br />

2.1 emphasizes the appropriateness of the Bhattacharjee-Ferrell dynamic scaling<br />

model.<br />

Figure 26. Scaling function data according to Eq. (62): • [111], ◦ [121]. The full line is the<br />

graph of the empirical Bhattarcharjee-Ferrell scaling function (Eq. (61) with x = BF). For<br />

small Ω values the half-attenuation frequency data as calculated according to Eq. (67) are<br />

displayed in the inset. The dashed line indicates the theoretically predicted Ω BF<br />

1/2 = 2.1 [99].

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