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The field distribution in "technical" chlorobenzene between parallel electrodes, and its dynamics after application of the voltage have been studied by means of the electrooptic Kerr effect. Figure 1 represents the optical set up, composed of a light source 1 (mercury lamp or sliding spark), a vertical slit 2, in the focal plane of a collimator 3, an interference filter 4 followed by a polarizer 5 oriented at 45°, the Kerr cell 6, a quarter-wave plate a rotary power compensator 8, an analyzer 9 and finally a photosensitive surface 10.
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