Physical Review Letters · 1971 · 51 citations · 8 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsAcousticsCrystal StructureRheologyAnisotropic MaterialsAnisotropy AnalysisLiquid Crystal MaterialsLiquid CrystalsPhysical AcousticsUltrasonicsAngular DependenceCrystal AnisotropyLiquid Crystal ViscosityMaterial AnisotropyNematic Liquid CrystalsUltrasonic Materials CharacterizationViscosityViscosity Measurement
Ultrasonic absorption measurements made in the nematic liquid crystals $p$-azoxyanisole and $p$-azoxyphenetole, which were oriented by an external magnetic field, are used to calculate anisotropic viscosity coefficients. Values of $\frac{\ensuremath{\alpha}}{{f}^{2}}$ and the anisotropy of $\frac{\ensuremath{\alpha}}{{f}^{2}}$ are found to be frequency independent for frequencies of 5-18 MHz in $p$-azoxyanisole and 3-15 MHz in $p$-azoxyphenetole. The relative angular orientation dependence of the two materials is similar.
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