Electrical breakdown of dielectric liquids

Krasucki, Z.

doi:10.1109/ceidp.1971.7725151

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“…As in the case of ion clusters, increased permittivity or increased temperature would tend to break up such clusters. Finally, as the work of Krasucki (1972) has shown, the possibility that charge is carried on submicron conducting particles must be considered. In this case, changes in the density of the liquid would be expected to affect the buoyancy of the particles and so their relative concentration.…”

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The natural electrical conductivity of organic liquids subjected to hydrostatic pressures

Scaife

1974

J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys.

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The natural electrical conductivity of several organic liquids has been measured using transformer-coupled ratio arm bridges over a range of temperatures and pressures. Among these, n-hexane, diethyl hexyl sebacate and several alcohols showed a tendency for conductivity to fall with pressure. However, diethyl ether, carbon disulphide and, above 2500 bar, castor oil showed a tendency for conductivity to rise with pressure.

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