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On the pressure-temperature phase diagram of NH4HSeO4crystal: Acoustical treatment

A.V. Kityk, O. G. Vlokh, A. V. Zadorozhna, Z. Czapla

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The pressure-temperature phase diagram of NH4HSeO4 crystals were studied in the vicinity of normal-incommensurate and incommensurate-commensurate (ferroelectric) phase transitions using the acoustical measurements. It is shown, that incommensurate phase disappears under the influence of hydrostatic pressure in the triple point (Pt = 460 MPa, Tt = 237 K).

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The pressure-temperature phase diagram of NH4HSeO4 crystals were studied in the vicinity of normal-incommensurate and incommensurate-commensurate (ferroelectric) phase transitions using the acoustical measurements. It is shown, that incommensurate phase disappears under the influence of hydrostatic pressure in the triple point (Pt = 460 MPa, Tt = 237 K).

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The pressure-temperature phase diagram of NH4HSeO4 crystals were studied in the vicinity of normal-incommensurate and incommensurate-commensurate (ferroelectric) phase transitions using the acoustical measurements. It is shown, that incommensurate phase disappears under the influence of hydrostatic pressure in the triple point (Pt = 460 MPa, Tt = 237 K).

Key concepts: Triple point, Phase diagram, Hydrostatic pressure, Materials science, Ferroelectricity, Crystal (programming language), Phase (matter), Condensed matter physics

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