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Dudzinskii, Jr., Titova, N., Manicheva, N., Zakharova, A. |
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Proceedings of Odessa Polytechnic University / Odes'kyi Politechnichnyi Universytet Pratsi; 2021, Vol. 63 Issue 1, p88-94, 7p |
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An acoustic method is proposed for assessing the molecular properties of a liquid, determining the nonlinear parameter of liquids from the ratio of the first and second harmonics when the acoustic wave changes, and using this parameter to measure the internal pressure. In addition, the proposed method measures intermolecular distances for the studied liquids. In organ fluids, the effects of sound scattering and wave interaction are enhanced. In body fluids, at the molecular level, there is a small amount of microscopic bubbles. This leads to the appearance of the phenomenon of cavitation. These phenomena can be harmful, b ut n ot a lways. T here a re d evices f or biological and pharmaceutical technologies, medical devices that successfully use these effects. The paper presents a functional diagram of the experiment, identifies the oscillograms of acoustic signals of finite amplitude at different distances from the emitter. The same devices based on quartz plates 25 mm in diameter with a resonance frequency of 3 MHz were used as the emitter and receiver. This difference of approximately three times the resonance frequencies of the sensors and the acoustic signal ensures the linearity of the amplitude-frequency response of both sensors. Nonlinear acoustic methods are a global trend in biomedical research, as they open up new opportunities and prospects in the development of medical devices. The appearance of higher harmonics in the curvature of the initial harmonic wave of finite amplitude can be used for express analysis of the physical properties of pure liquids and especially aqueous solutions of organic substances. This method of experimental determination of the nonlinear parameter and internal pressure in a liquid is more convenient than the static one, since it does not require the use of high excess static pressures. The proposed acoustic method gives less error than the dynamic one. The accuracy of such a determination can be sufficient to judge the change in the intermolecular interaction in liquids. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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