A technique for measuring the sound velocity difference in two liquids
Kohji Toda, Yoshiaki Shinoda · The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America · 1980
A new technique for measuring the sound velocity difference in two liquids is presented by using interdigital transducers in contact with the liquids. The phase difference between two delayed signals obtained at the output transducers, corresponding to the sound velocity difference, is converted to a dc voltage via a circuit with a function of phase comparation. As an example, the difference between the sound velocity in solutions of NaCl and that in water is given as a function of concentration. Basic design considerations for the device and experimental performance are given.