Abstract
The results of electric field measurements in a mixture of pentachlorobiphenyl and trichlorobenzene using the Kerr effect are presented. Field non-uniformity results from the accumulation of heterocharges at both electrodes. The effects of dividing the interelectrode region with solid spacers and variation of electrode material and temperature have been investigated.
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