1967
DOI: 10.1063/1.1709447
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Water-Enhanced Grain-Boundary Conduction in Potassium Chloride

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“…164, 65]), and to keep away any sources of contamination, e.g. by water as a polishing agent for alkali halide crystals [204], or by heavy metals like Cu and Fe which may be transferred from hot container walls to the crystal through the gas phase [66]. All work prior to about 1960 (when zone melting was introduced in this field) is suspect of uncontrolled impurities (mainly Mf; and (OH),).…”
Section: Ionic Conductivitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…164, 65]), and to keep away any sources of contamination, e.g. by water as a polishing agent for alkali halide crystals [204], or by heavy metals like Cu and Fe which may be transferred from hot container walls to the crystal through the gas phase [66]. All work prior to about 1960 (when zone melting was introduced in this field) is suspect of uncontrolled impurities (mainly Mf; and (OH),).…”
Section: Ionic Conductivitymentioning
confidence: 99%