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Temperature dependence of the linear birefringence in TGS crystal family has been studied with a high temperature resolution. Temperature derivatives of the linear birefringence are compared with the specific heat transients measured for triglycine sulphate, triglycine selenate, and triglycine fluoberyllate crystals. Detailed studies revealed an anomaly of the linear birefringence at about 310 K for two cuts (a*- and c-cut) of the TGS crystal.
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Relaxational behavior of ferroelectric telluric acid ammonium phosphate crystals were investigated in the range 20 Hz to 1 MHz by means of low field measurements of ε' and tan δ in the vicinity of ferroelectric phase transitions at a number of frequencies. Results are compared with those for triglycine selenate, a much "softer" ferroelectric material. The measuring field and frequency dependence of the effective potential barrier height for domain wall motion are compared in both crystals.
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Linear birefringence temperature changes are measured in the betaine phoshite crystal. The linear birefringence increments induced by antiferrodistortive, structural and ferroelectric phase transitions are analysed. Temperature derivatives of the linear birefringences are shown for comparison. Critical exponents are determined for both transitions. The antiferrodistortive phase transition is close to a tricritical one.
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Chemical preparation, differential scanning calorimetry and thermal stability differential thermal gravimetry studies, positron annihilation lifetime investigations, optical observations as well as electric properties of the NH₃(CH₂)₃NH₃CuCl₄ crystal are presented. On the basis of the differential scanning calorimetry response the structural phase transition of the first order was observed at 436 K. The enthalpy and entropy of the phase transition are equal to 1120 J/mol and 2.57 J/(mol K), respectively. Differential thermal analysis and thermogravimetric analysis studies confirmed the phase transition at 436 K and one can conclude the chemical and thermal stability of the compound up to about 480 K. Optical observations showed a continuous change of colour from yellow to dark brown above the phase transition to 436 K. Dielectric measurements showed a significant increase of conductivity upon approaching the phase transition regions, with a significant increase above the phase transition temperature. An activation energy dependent on the temperature range, and different for each particular phase, is obtained from measurements of complex impedance.
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