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The temperature dependences of optical birefringence δ(Δn) for the principal cuts of [N(CH_{3})_{4}]_{2}CuCl_{4} crystals are measured. On the basis of the obtained experimental and theoretical data the anomalous behavior of physical parameters in conditions of the "viscous" interaction of the modulated structure with mobile defects in the incommensurate phase is explained.
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The temperature dependences of the optical birefringenceδ(Δ n_c) in (MgGeF_6)·6H_2O crystal have been investigated. Specific properties observed in experiment such as global hysteresis, kinetic effect, thermooptic memory effect, localization of the incommensurability wave vector on the commensurate values of higher order, sensibility to the external mechanical stress confirm the existence of the incommensurate phase in current crystals.
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vol. 96
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issue 3-4
437-444
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Electric and optical properties of the commensurate ferroelectric long-periodic phase in [N(CH_{3})_{4}]_{2}ZnCl_{4} and [N(CH_{3})_{4}]_{2}CoCl_{4} crystals were investigated to explain mechanism of the double hysteresis loops appearance.
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The influence of applied mechanical stress on the birefringence of (N(CH_{3})_{4})_{2}ZnCl_{4} crystal in the temperature region of its incommensurate phase was investigated using Senarmonth's method (λ = 633 nm). The value of pinning force for the samples with different defectiveness was experimentally determined.
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On the basis of dilatometric, optical, and dielectric investigations of (NH_{3}C_{2}H_{5})_{2}CuCl_{4} crystals the existence of phase transitions at T_{1}=364 and T_{2}=356 K was confirmed. Anomalous behaviour of the thermal expansion coefficient and optical birefringence around T_{3}=330 K was related to earlier unknown phase transition. Besides, it was shown that these crystals are characterised by considerable protonic conductivity, the nature of which is fairly well explained in the framework of Grotthus mechanism of proton transport.
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Temperature behavior of the optical birefringence in the transitional regions of the incommensurate phase of [N(CH_3)]CuCl_4 was studied. Temperature dependencies of the modulated structure wave vector and of the specific heat in these regions were analyzed. The stochastic mode of the incommensurate modulated structure in [N(CH_3)]MeCl_4 (Me = Cu, Fe) dielectric crystals was discovered.
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The continuous phase transitions are observed in the crystals with incommensurate phase. They are transitions of parent-incommensurate phases (T_i); transitions between metastable states; incommensurate-commensurate phases (T_c). It was set that phase transition between parent and incommensurate phase is a continuous second-order phase transition with a critical index β = 0.5. The transition between metastable states is a continuous phase transition through the intermediate temperature region - incommensurate phase. The wave vector changes with the temperature here and wave vectorwe q* = q₁ - q₂ appears, where q₁, q₂ denote commensurate values of incommensurability wave vector of neighboring metastable states. It was shown that the phase transition between incommensurate and commensurate phases is a continuous phase transition.
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Birefringence and ultrasonic measurements were done for ferroelectric RbHSeO4 crystal. Influences of both stresses (σ_{i}) and pressure on the properties and phase transition were studied as well. The observed dependence of δ(Δn_{b}) = f(σ_{5}) shows hysteresis loop characteristic of ferroelectric phase whereas the dependence of δ(Δn_{c}) = f(σ_{6}) shows hysteresis loop characteristic of ferroelastic phase. Birefringence measurements prove the phase transition to ferroelectric phase at 373 K. Additionally, the phase transition was found at 398 K. The new phase may be regarded as an incommensurate one. On the grounds of the stresses influence the phase diagram is constructed in coordinates T, σ_{5}. The linear decrease in T_{c} with increase in pressure is observed in ultrasonic studies and it is similar to the results obtained in DSC measurements.
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On the basis of the optical and dielectric investigations of [(CH_3)_2NH_2]_5Cd_2CuCl_{11} solid solutions the existence of phase transitions at T_1=175 K and T_2=117.5 K was confirmed. Both phase transitions were found to be shifted toward lower temperatures with respect to the corresponding transitions in the "host" [(CH_3)_2NH_2]_5Cd_3Cl_{11} crystals. It was found that the proton conductivity in [(CH_3)_2NH_2 ]_5Cd_2CuCl_{11} crystals is realized through the Grotthus mechanism. The investigations of the birefringent properties confirmed existence of the structural changes at T_0=320 K connected with the complex co-operative effect involving weakening of the hydrogen bonds and modification of the Jahn-Teller distortion with temperature.
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Dielectric and birefringent properties of [N(C_{2}H_{5})_{4}]_{2}ZnBr_{4} and [N(C_{2}H_{5})_{4}]_{2}CdBr_{4} crystals were investigated. It has been ascertained that two phase transitions manifest themselves in the temperature dependencies є(T) for [N(C_{2}H_{5})_{4}]_{2}CdBr_{4} crystal - a second-order transition at T_{1} = 311 K and a first-order one - at T_{2} = 39 K (∆T_{2} = 11 K). Besides two earlier known phase transitions in [N(C_{2}H_{5})_{4}]_{2}ZnBr_{4} at T_{1} = 350 K and T^{cool}_{2} = 282.8 K (∆T_{2} ≈ 2.3 K), the additional one was found at T*_{2} = 287.0 K, both on the cooling and heating runs. On the basis of the data about the peculiarities of dielectric and optical properties in the vicinity of T_{2} one can made the conclusion about the ferroelectric character of the phase, situated between T*_{2} and T^{cool}_{2}.
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