Is it possible to use mode-coupling theory to describe the behaviour of a triliquid mixture?

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Issam Ashqer Popular answer

I mean that if we mix three liquids with given concentration above critical temperature to get them in one phase is it possible to apply the mode coupling theory of say Fixman or Chaban to discuss the anomaly behavior?

Carlos Naón

I really don`t know, but the question sounds interesting. What do you have in mind? Which would be the modes?

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Giorgio Pastore

There is no reason mode coupling theory could not deal with a three component mixture. Of course, one needs the relevant static structural input.