A neutron-diffraction study of two organic liquids (carbon tetrachloride and deuterated nitrobenzene) under conditions in which they are weakly electrically conducting is reported. Experiments carried out with two different neutron incident energies do not reveal any significant changes in the measured structure factors with respect to the unperturbed liquids. The results are discussed in the light of the space and time scales probed in these experiments. [References: 16]
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