A method for determining acoustic parameters of a liquid (1) in a resonator arrangement having a resonator chamber (2) includes the following steps: acoustic excitation of the liquid in the resonator chamber (2) in such a way that a sequence of liquid resonances is excited in a frequency range in which the wall material of the resonator chamber (2) and/or associated transducers (6) have natural resonances with amplitude different from zero, and measurement of the associated resonance frequencies of the liquid in the resonator chamber (2); determining an observed deviation of the measured resonance frequencies from ideal resonance frequencies in an ideal resonator corresponding to the resonator chamber (2); calculating a simulation function (y.sub.k), which is a function of the acoustic parameters of the liquid (1) and represents calculated deviations of the resonance frequencies from the ideal resonance frequencies; adapting the calculated deviations to the observed deviations through variation of the acoustic parameters of the simulation function (y.sub.k); and deriving the acoustic parameters sought from the adapted simulation function (y.sub.k). A resonator arrangement for implementing the method is also described.

 
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