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OPTICAL-SCATTERING techniques depending on the Brillouin effect1 enable measurements of acoustic velocity to be made at frequencies above the conventional ultrasonic range, namely, above 109 c/s.
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HAKIM, S., COMLEY, W. Acoustic Velocity Dispersion in some Non-associated Organic Liquids. Nature 208, 1082–1083 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1038/2081082a0
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