Ferroelastic Domain Structures of the Low-Temperature Phase Transition in TlH_2PO_4
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概要
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The low-tenaaperattmre II-III phase transition of T1H2 P04 (f'erroelastic in plaase II) at 230 K (T.) )was sttrdied by a polarizing microscope betxveen 300 and 80 K. Despite the II-III phase transitionat T.z, the two kinds of ferroelastic dornain strtncttrres xvith the (TOO) and/or (001) and (201)dornain botmndaries xvere still observed below 'Z'.2 and xvere nearly temperature-independent.No new dotnain strtrctttres corresponding to antif'erroelectric or ferrielectric orientation statesxvere observed in phase III. The possible intermediate strtmctural phase transition near 130 Kstrggested by vibrational spectroscopic sttrdy [B. Pasqtrier et (27.: Chem. Phys. 171 (1993) 203]was not detected. The transition at T.z withotrt optically detectable nexv dotnains indicates thatthe monoclinic crystal system of the phase II persists in phase III froraa 300 to 80 K and that thenattrre of the II-III phase trar'xsition of TIH,3P0.j is not ferroic, btrt is nonferroic.
- 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
- 1998-06-15
著者
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Lee Kwang-sei
Department Of Nano Systems Engineering Center For Nano Manufacturing Inje University
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Kwang-sei Lee
Department Of Physics Inje University
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Cheol Eui
Department Of Physics Korea University
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Kum-bae Kim
Department Of Physics Inje University
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Kim Kum-Bae
Department of Physics,Inje University
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Lee Cheol-Eui
Department of Physics,Korea University
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