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Dielectric dispersion in the ferroelectric phase of Rb2CoCl4crystals

Abstract

Abstract Data are presented on dielectric properties of Rb2CoCl4 crystals. A wide tail of enhanced permittivity extends into the ferroelctric phase. It shows a relaxation in the MHz region with a wide distribution of relaxation times. On lowering temperature, the decrease in permittivity is accompanied by dielectric softening as revealed by decreasing mean relaxation frequency.

Keywords:
Materials science Dielectric Relaxation (psychology) Permittivity Ferroelectricity Dispersion (optics) Dielectric dispersion Phase (matter) Dielectric permittivity Condensed matter physics Cole–Cole equation Nuclear magnetic resonance Optics Optoelectronics Chemistry

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Solid-state spectroscopy and crystallography
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Optical and Acousto-Optic Technologies
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