Dielectric study and molecular interaction of halogenated compounds in non-polar solvent at different temperatures

The valuable information about the nature and strength of interactions in liquid solutions, over a range of mole fractions, can be obtained using dielectric studies. A large amount of investigation has been carried out in recent years on the dielectric measurements of polar solutions with various molecular structure and different functional groups, in order to understand and provide further information about the dielectric behavior and solution chemistry of chosen compounds. The dielectric properties of Flour benzene, Chlorobenzene, Bromobenzene , 4-Chlorobenzaldehyd and 4-flourobenzaldehyd in 1,4-dioxane at various concentrations were measured at 298 K, 308 K and 318 K.The Kirkwood - Frohlich linear correlation factor ( g) , Dipole moment and Bruggeman dielectric factor were determined.