1998
DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1521-396x(199808)168:2<535::aid-pssa535>3.0.co;2-f
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Ultrasonic Anomalies in Deuterated Betaine Phosphite near the Ferroelectric Phase Transition

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“…The necessary correction of the x values is indicated for x = 0.5 in figure 2, where the arrow only gives a qualitative impression. We shall mention as well that the qualitative T C (x) dependence was preliminarily confirmed by ultrasonic measurements on further crystals with different x values by the authors of [29].…”
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“…The necessary correction of the x values is indicated for x = 0.5 in figure 2, where the arrow only gives a qualitative impression. We shall mention as well that the qualitative T C (x) dependence was preliminarily confirmed by ultrasonic measurements on further crystals with different x values by the authors of [29].…”
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“…This drawback is now overcome by means of additional measurements on recently grown crystals with x = 0.3 and x = 0.5, allowing us to obtain a more reliable phase diagram in the above sense. Furthermore, the temperature for the phase transition could now be calibrated more exactly by means of comparison to ultrasonic measurements on DBPI [29], which allow a precise determination of T C . For each crystal the phase transition temperature T C (x) was determined from a set of 2 H NMR spectra which were measured in dependence on the temperature in the same manner as described in [5].…”
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“…The result is shown in figure 8, where the points represent the experimental T C1 -data. The temperature given there will be calibrated more exactly by means of ultrasonic measurements on DBPI [14], which allow a precise determination of T C1 . From figure 8 it follows that the difference in T C1 -value between pure DBP and DBPI is only ≈7 K, indicating a slight deviation from the expected value of 10 K [1,2].…”
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