H. Torii et al., THE NON-COINCIDENCE EFFECT IN HIGHLY DILUTED ACETONE-CCL4 BINARY-MIXTURES - II - EXPERIMENTAL, THEORETICAL AND MONTE-CARLO SIMULATION RESULTS, Molecular physics, 94(5), 1998, pp. 821-828
The concentration dependence of the Raman non-coincidence effect is in
vestigated for the nu(3)(C-12=O) band of the acetone-CCl4 binary mixtu
res. Emphasis is placed mainly upon a comparison of the results obtain
ed from Monte Carlo simulations with those from Raman measurements. Th
ere is very good quantitative agreement between the results of the sim
ulations and the experiments for the concentration dependence of the f
irst moments of the isotropic and anisotropic bands, and hence the non
-coincidence effect. These results on the observed and simulated conce
ntration dependence of the non-coincidence effect are compared with th
ose derived from the theory of Logan. This work confirms the validity
of the theoretical treatment of chemical binary mixtures proposed by L
ogan, at least for this particular case of a polar solute dissolved in
a non-polar solvent. To our knowledge these Monte Carlo simulations o
f spectral observables have been performed for chemical mixtures for t
he first time.