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. 2023 Jun 26;23(13):5911. doi: 10.3390/s23135911

Figure 3.

Figure 3

The frequency response for five liquid drops, one deionized water, three dextrose/deionized water weight ratio mixtures (10%, 30%, 52%), and a 50% deionized water/glycerol weight ratio mixture: (a) At the lower null frequency fL (location (1) of Figure 2), the loss decreases as the viscosity of the dextrose/water mixture increases. The wave signal becomes less pronounced for higher viscosity liquid. (b) At the higher null frequency fR (location (3) of Figure 2), the loss increases as the viscosity of the dextrose/water mixture increases. The wave signal becomes more pronounced. However, the water/glycerol mixture badly dampened the signal.