Caracterisation d'un milieu presentant une relaxation dielectrique par sa reponse a l'interface. Application a l'etude de quelques derives monosubstitues du benzene
A.M. Bottreau, G. Vicq, F.J. Arcega, J.M. Fornies-Marquina
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Abstract
A new method (justified by permittivity measurement) is proposed to study dielectric relaxation by means of the interface air-dielectric response.
The characterization established here for a single relaxation (the distribution of relaxation times is represented by a Dirac function) can be used when a generalization is wanted for more complex cases (symmetric or asymmetric distribution function of relaxation times).
Application of this method to a series of mono-substituted benzenes is shown in this paper.