The far infrared absorption spectra of aqueous solution of LiCl have been investigated in a frequency range 8–40 cm−1 at room temperature. In low frequency range (8–20 cm−1), the absorption is mainly controlled by Debye relaxation of the electric dipole rotation, and the absorption decreases with the increase of concentration.
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