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otations seem to be weaker and the librational modes of methyl groups are shifted to the<br />
energy range of the lattice modes below 15 meV.<br />
From the obtained IINS results we can conclude that due to the presence of methyl<br />
groups in the mesitylene molecules a number of rotational modes is added to the lattice modes<br />
of the solid phases I and II. It seems that phase II can be classified as a “protonic glass”, because<br />
the density of phonon states G(ν) of this phase below 10 meV is softer than in phase I.<br />
The relatively high density of phonon states in phases I and II below 10 meV is promising<br />
from the point of view of using solid mesitylene as a cold moderator. The G(ν) spectra presented<br />
in Figure 9 can be used for calculations of neutron scattering cross-sections needed for<br />
optimization of an advanced cold neutron moderators [9].<br />
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS<br />
The authors are indebted to Dr. L. Cser for his idea and stimulation us to neutron scattering<br />
investigations of solid mesitylene. We are also grateful to Dr’s. H. Conrad,<br />
R.J. Granada, M. Prager and E.P. Shabalin for their interest and stimulating discussions of our<br />
results, and Ing S.I. Bragin for his technical assistance with experiments on the IBR-2. Support<br />
from the Grant of Polish Plenipotentiary at JINR for technical equipment of the NERA<br />
spectrometer and purchase of deuterated samples is gratefully acknowledged by the authors.<br />
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