Loss and dispersion factors study some acidic solution under radio frequency
2007
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Advisor: Y.doç.dr. Yılmaz Güney
Abstract (EN)
The special conductivity (s ) of electrolytic solutions changes depending on their electrolytic resistance and solution concentration. These variations provide the ability of detailed investigation of electrolytic solutions. In this work, some properties of electrolytic solutions are investigated by using radio frequency (RF) electromagnetic fields. Various methods are used in this experimental study, including the bridge method and resonance method in this study, the resonance method is used. Amongst two different approaches, named inductive method and capacitive cell method. We have preferred the former one for this study. The reason for this is that the inductive method seems to be more feasible in the applications than the latter. In this study, the loss factor (c ¢ = Q-1) and dispersion factor ( )202 1 c ¢ = w -ware calculated by using the quality factor (Q), for four different solutions ( 3 4 H PO - phosphoric acid ,HCl ? hydrochloric acid , 3 HNO - nitric acid, HF- hydrofluoric acid ). The loss factor (c ¢) and dispersion factor (c ¢) are investigated to depend on chosen solutions, circuit parameters in lots of experiment and founded how change is.
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Dr. Murat Güler
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Murat Güler (Master Thesis). Loss and dispersion factors study some acidic solution under radio frequency, 2007, Sakarya University.
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