WebbSlater, J. C. (1941) Theory of the Transition in KH2PO4. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 9 (1). 16-33 doi:10.1063/1.1750821 London, F. (1942) On Centers of van der Waals Attraction. The Journal of Physical Chemistry, 46 (2). 305-316 doi:10.1021/j150416a009 Ehrenfest P. (1933) Comm. Leiden, Suppl. 75 Ueberreiter K. (1940) Zeits. f. Physik. Webb1 jan. 1985 · A brief historical review of the theory of phase transition in KH 2 PO 4-type crystals is given along with a sketch of experimental facts. Export citation and abstract …
Theory of the Transition in KH2PO4: Ferroelectrics: Vol 71, No 1
WebbA possible proton collective motion in ferroelectric KH2PO4 is studied on the basis of the tunneling model by making use of the statistical mechanics of irreversible processes. The spectrum and the damping constant of this motion are calculated, including their temperature dependence. Webb29 dec. 2004 · It is found that the theory predicts a phase change of the first order, with sudden transition from the polarized state at low temperature to the unpolarized state at high temperature, rather than the lambda‐point transition or phase change of the second … list of tim hortons store numbers
Second harmonic generation responses of KH2PO4: importance …
Webbstudies,16,17 the paraelectric to ferroelectric phase transition of KDP involves the zero-point vibration of the H+ ions leading to theanti-phaseshi oftheK+ andP5+ ionsalongthec … WebbKeywords. DTA; weight loss; IR; dielectric behaviour; phase transition; potassium di- hydrogen phosphate; particle-size dependence. 1. Introduction Imry and co-workers (Imry et al 1965) in the theory of the fluctuating double minimum potential well predicted two correlated phase transitions in KH2PO4-type crystals. WebbOur measurements indicate a sharp phase transition preceding the increase in the vapour pressure of water. We carefully checked the loss of weight of KH2PO4 and KD2PO4 crys- tals that had just crossed the transition point and found it to be less than 0. 15 per cent, indicating almost no escaping of water outside of the crystal. References 1. list of tim mcgraw hits