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Depolarized light scattering from shear waves in aniline and quinoline

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Abstract

The spectrum of depolarized light scattered at 90° from aniline and quinoline was analyzed near the exciting frequency in order to determine the frequencies of thermal shear waves that exist in the liquids as a function of temperature. The light source was a multimode He-Ne laser and the analyzing instrument was a pressure scanned Fabry–Perot interferometer. The results of the investigation indicate that the shear wave frequency rises with temperature in the vicinity of room temperature.

© 1980 Optical Society of America

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