Are Hydrogen-Bonded Charge Transfer Crystals Room Temperature Ferroelectrics?

Gabriele D’Avino; Matthieu J. Verstraete

doi:10.1103/physrevlett.113.237602

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Are Hydrogen-Bonded Charge Transfer Crystals Room Temperature Ferroelectrics?

Gabriele D’Avino Matthieu J. Verstraete

Year: 2014 Journal: Physical Review Letters Vol: 113 (23) Publisher: American Physical Society

DOI: 10.1103/physrevlett.113.237602

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Ferroelectricity Materials science Condensed matter physics Polarization (electrochemistry) Hydrogen Chemical physics Charge (physics) Dielectric Physical chemistry Physics Optoelectronics Chemistry Quantum mechanics

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