| Abstract: | Abstract Angular distributions of intensity of X-ray radiation scattered in solutions of n-butanol-1 in cyclohexane have been measured and analyzed. The mean least intermolecular distances in the solution were determined. It was established that in the range of very low concentrations X of the solutions studied the distribution of the intermolecular distances R(X) revealed three extremes. In this concentration range the fluctuations of the distance R are related to the earlier observed fluctuations of the solution density: the minimum in R(X) at X?0.028 mole fraction corresponds to the maximum in d(X) in the range 0.015 ≤X≤ 0.035 mole fraction, while the two maxima in R(X) at X ?0.007 and X?0.05 mole fraction correspond to the minima in d(X) in the mole fraction ranges 0≤ X ≤0.015 and 0.026 ≤ X ≤0.05. In the range 0.05 ≤X≤ 0.9 mole fraction the main role in ordering of the solution molecules is played by the associated molecules of the alcohol with voids containing individual molecules of the solvent. |
