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Fast dynamic Kerr-effect and dielectric relaxation of glycerol
With our Kerr-effect apparatus, measurements in nanosecond domain are possible. Thus dynamic Kerr effect and dielectric relaxation studies have been made for glycerol in the range 268-258°K. Measurements show that τk = τd and we deduce a structural relaxation. The “spike” obtained immediately following the step removal of E is also analysed.
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