Dielectric spectroscopy of water at low frequencies - Must Read!
Started by unknown · · 6 posts · last reply 16 June 2016
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The behaviour of the water capacitor:
This study shows the dielectric constant changes of water in fuction of low frequencies and temperature.
Nice test with a real water capacitor! -
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so 2.7khz orso has special effects on water? -
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According this study it appears that during the tests, water maintained the dielectric constant at 2.92khz even with temperature changes.
Thats amazing, the water is really a misterious thing.
Also we can see the wide range of variaton in the dielectric constant at lower frequencies.
It is really a challenge to make it act as a capacitor and tune a LC circuit...
I believe that Stan figured this all to. -
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COOL find X-blade....
If you run into that newly discovered relaxation process document ...throw it in here too
I can find some literature on it with core ionization, but nothing mentioning a frequency yet.
A proton transfer process they've missed for a while I guess....
If we could transfer those 4 out of lead....I'd go on vacation
https://www.helmholtz-berlin.de/forschung/oe/em/materialentwicklung/research/research-projects/icd_en.html
lots of follow ups in that doc u found . -
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ref 8 http://d-nb.info/971264848/04
around this frequency my water sing... (sound comes out of it)
just an index list ?....ya have the rest of that doc to share?
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