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We successfully monitored the oscillations of interfacial molecular number density, electric potential, and turbidity simultaneously by a newly developed chemical oscillation — QELS combination system.

where a12 is a numerical constant, v12 is an average relative speed for 1 2 collisions given by v122 = (1/2)(v12 + v22), and l12 is a mean free path for 1 2 collisions that is inversely proportional to the total molecular number density, (N1 + N2)/V.

We observed for the first time that monolayer of the surfactants covers the interface almost throughout the oscillation and that the oscillation occurs simultaneously with a catastrophic disintegration of the monolayer after the increase of molecular number density.

A time-resolved quasi-elastic laser scattering (QELS) technique was applied to monitor the molecular number density at a water/nitrobenzene (W/NB) interface of a W NB W three phase chemical oscillation system.

If 1 1 and 2 2 collisions are ignored, a simple calculation gives a result much like those for η and λ: where a12 is a numerical constant, v12 is an average relative speed for 1 2 collisions given by v122 = (1/2)(v12 + v22), and l12 is a mean free path for 1 2 collisions that is inversely proportional to the total molecular number density, (N1 + N2)/V.

Thus, the atomic coordinates during the final one million timesteps are adopted to average the molecular number density distributions.

The molecular number densities reach an identical value of 0.27 × 1024/m3 at the deep inside of the chamber.

Figure 3a shows the distributions of molecular number densities along the center axis and their dependence on the throat diameters.

As for the Mach numbers, the molecular number densities have very weak throat-size dependence in the region between the inlet and throat.

To average the molecular number densities, the oil/water zone is divided into many regular cubic cells with a size of 2 × 2 × 2 Å3.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 a The distributions of Molecular number densities along the center axis and their dependence on the throat size; b The simulated result of George [12].