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Benzene dielectric (25 degC)
Use Benzene dielectric (25 degC) as a library material definition for matching physical conditions.
Use Benzene dielectric (25 degC) as a library material definition for matching physical conditions.
Where to find it
Materials → Library Material or Browse Materials
How to use it
Inspect the source, temperature range, property units and tensor orientation. Assign the material to the intended domains and check the active physics requirements.
Properties
| Property | Value (including units when dimensional) |
|---|---|
| relativePermittivity | 2.274 |
| permittivity | 2.01344230999512e-11[F/m] |
Conditions
- Frequency regime: Limiting low-frequency (static) dielectric constant.
- Notes: The source estimates about 0.2% accuracy for methanol and nitrobenzene and about 0.1% for the other standard liquids.
- Pressure: Approximately atmospheric unless source notes otherwise.
- Purity: Pure liquid reference material as defined by NBS Circular 514.
- Temperature: 25 degC
References
- Table of Dielectric Constants of Pure Liquids — United States National Bureau of Standards (1951)
- CODATA Recommended Values of the Fundamental Physical Constants: 2022 — National Institute of Standards and Technology (2024)
Result
The assigned domains use the listed material properties in the next solve.
Troubleshooting
Do not extrapolate a constant or tabulated value outside its stated conditions without justification. A material name alone does not establish suitability for your experiment.