If I mix, for example, CS2 (Dipole moment 0, dielectric constant 2.6) with toluene (Dipole moment 0.36, dielectric constant 2.38) in a certain ratio, what would be the d.m. and d.c. of the resulting mixture? Not only those two, but how can I then determine other properties of the mixture, like hilderband solubility parameter or refractive index etc? Is there any paper on this, or does there exist some equation or chemical books on these? I could not find anything by myself. Any insight would be highly appreciated. Thank you!
This would be help for understand the basics of measuring the
dielectric properties of materials.
http://literature.cdn.keysight.com/litweb/pdf/5989-2589EN.pdf
Hello Sapna, Have found the answer that you are looking for? I did myself mixed some solute and solvents yesterday to determine dielectric loss and dielectric constant experimentally using cavity resonance perturbation. It is also experimentally possible to determine your set of solvents. Now, I am also looking for literature on this to calculate theoretically. Based on my experimental knowledge, at room temperature CS2 and Toluene 1:1 mixtures dielectric constant will be average of this two solvents dielectric constant, if measured at the same frequency presuming this two solvent do not chemically alter their orientation and polarity.
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