Dielectric relaxation time behavior of complexed spores: A modified equation for relaxation time
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https://doi.org/10.29070/m3a8b195Keywords:
Dielectric relaxation behaviour, Complexed species, relaxation time, Individual molecules, Pyridine pyrrole, Quinaline pyrrole, Quinaline Pyridine indole, Experimental theoryAbstract
A study deals with “Dielectric relaxation time behavior of complexed sporis: A modified equation for relaxation time.” The theory was determination of relaxation time of regard polar molecule gives an average effect representing that over all relaxation. The method was studied that experimental theory of dielectric relaxation behaviour of modified equation of Complexed species for relaxation time. The result was formed that individual molecules, Pyridine pyrrole, Quinaline pyrrole, and Quinaline Pyridine indole, also dielectric the experimental of thermodynamics parameter's etc.
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