Abstract
High frequency sound propagation has been studied for aqueous solutions of NaCl, KCl, and KBr at various concentrations and temperatures. We believe the data taken at high temperature are reported for the first time. Our results are consistent with ultrasonic and most of light scattering data whenever available but disagree with findings of Gross et al. By analyzing the various physical processes which may give rise to a sound velocity dispersion, we show that Gross et al. findings are probably due to artifacts.
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