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Extensive measurements were made of light scattering intensity, quasielastic spectral width, and shear viscosity of the binary-liquid system n-hexane and nitrobenzene in the critical region. The measurements cover both the critical isochore and some other isochores in the temperature range T=1 mK to 30 K around the consolute temperature. The scattering experiments were made at five different angles covering a range of wave-vector transfer q from 3.5×{}10⁴ to 28.2×{}10⁴ cm^-1 with values of the scaling variable qξ (ξ is the correlation length) spanning from 0.006 to 51. The data on viscosity and linewidth are analyzed in the light of recent theoretical predictions taking into account the background effects on the transport coefficients. The agreement between theory and the experiments is very good in the whole range of qξ when the background effect is included.
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