M.I. Kolinko. O.V. Bovgyra, A.Hr. Nevidomskyy
The influence of the defect subsystem on the exhibition of incommensurate phase in crystals of halides of metals of the third group was investigated. The correlation has been found between the quality of specimens and the incommensurate parameter. The nature of chemical bonding and aspects of structural disordering are discussed
Key words: ferroelastics, phase transitions, chemical bonding?
doi 10.3116/16091833/1/1/49/2000
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