Analysis of thermally dielectric relaxation phenomena in organic monolayer films by Debye Brownian motion equation

The thermally dielectric relaxation phenomena in organic monolayer films on a material surface have been analyzed on the basis of the rotational Debye Brownian motion equation. The orientational disordering of monolayers polarized with biasing is discussed with respect to two phases, i.e., the liqui...

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