Solid-state spectroscopy and crystallography
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This cluster of papers explores the use of solid acids as fuel cell electrolytes, focusing on their protonic conduction and ferroelectric properties. The papers cover topics such as high-temperature behavior, crystal structure, dielectric properties, phase transitions, and the application of nuclear quadrupole resonance in studying these materials.
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nuclear quadrupole resonance; ferroelectric phase transition; ionic crystals; ferroelectric crystals; NQR data; incommensurate phase; soft mode; alkali halide crystals; ferroelastic phase transition; quadrupole coupling constants; paraelectric phase; superionic conductors; low-temperature phase; low-temperature phase transition; ferroelectric phase; dielectric anomaly; displacive phase transition; NQR spectroscopy; KDP; 35Cl NQR; Rb2ZnCl4; ferroelasticity; electric field gradient tensor; Rochelle salt; incommensurate phase transition
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