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The Electrochemistry of Chromium (III) in Molten KSCN
Journal of The Electrochemical Society, 1986Etudes de la reduction d'ion chrome (III), dans du thiocyanate de potassium fondu, par voltammetrie cyclique, avec une electrode a disque tournant et a l'aide de la methode du saut de potentiel.
R. J. Potter, D. J. Schiffrin
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New data on the phase transition in KSCN
Ferroelectrics, 1988Abstract The structural phase transition in single crystals of KSCN which can be classified as improper ferroelastic, has been investigated by accurate birefringence measurements, Brillouin scattering and far infrared spectroscopy. The optical study showed the transition to be of first order.
J. Kroupa +7 more
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KSCN and its phase transition at 415K
Ferroelectrics, 1990Abstract The order-disorder phase transition of KSCN at 415K has been investigated by birefringence-, ultrasonic-, dielectric-and NMR-measurements. A pseudospin model which takes into account the interaction between the four pseudospins S1, S2, S3 and S4 corresponding to the four SCN-ions in the unit cell has been calculated and used to describe the ...
A. Fuith +6 more
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Symmetry analysis of domain structure in KSCN crystals
Ferroelectrics, 1989Abstract Basic symmetry properties of domain states, domain pairs, domain twins and walls in KSCN crystals are examined by group theoretical methods. Relations between domain states and domain pairs are expressed in matrix form and by permutation representation.
V. Janovec +3 more
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The order-disorder phase transition in kscn
Ferroelectrics, 1991Abstract The order-disorder phase transition in KSCN near 417.5 K, which is connected with the head-tail orientation of the linear SCN-molecules, is investigated by diffuse neutron scattering techniques. The results show a transition from a long range ordered structure to a short range ordered state which persists up to temperatures near the melting ...
O. Blaschko +3 more
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Far infrared spectroscopy of the phase transition in KSCN
Ferroelectrics, 1990Abstract Polarized reflectivity and transmissivity of KSCN were measured in the spectral range 6–650 cm−1 and temperature region 15–430 K. The absorption at ν < 100 cm−1 for temperatures down to 100-200 K is several times greater than it would follow from t fit of the reflectivity to a sum of classical oscillators.
S. Kamba +5 more
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The vibrational spectrum of crystalline KSCN
Journal of Applied Spectroscopy, 1965The spectrum is reported for the range 700 to 5000 cm−1; the internal modes of the SCN− ion are interpreted in terms of the Cs local symmetry group. The combinations of internal and external (lattice) modes are examined in terms of theD2h factor group. The frequency of the translational mode is found to be 20 cm−1.
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ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE AND CHEMICAL BOND IN KN3 AND KSCN CRYSTALS
Журнал структурной химии, 2015Crystal structure parameters, band spectra, distribution maps of the toal and partial electron densities of KN3 and KSCN are calculated from the first principles using the density functional method and the general properties and distinctions in the band spectra are analyzed. The groups of balance subbands are qualitatively similar; in the upper valence
N. G. Kravchenko, A. S. Poplavnoi
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Solution growth of large, high quality KSCN crystals
Journal of Crystal Growth, 1989Abstract Acetone turned out to be a proper solvent for the growth of large high quality KSCN crystals. A method for the purification of the solution is described together with an experimental set-up for the growth. The habit of the crystals is significantly different for crystals grown out of acetone and out of methanol.
A. Fuith, T. Streuselberger, H. Warhanek
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Birefringence study of the 415 K phase transition in KSCN
Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter, 1990KSCN shows an order-disorder phase transition at 415 K. Accurate measurements of the birefringence in the temperature range from room temperature to 420 K support the validity of the Ising model with volume-dependent interactions. The temperature dependence of the birefringence is well correlated with the structural changes as predicted by the ...
A Fuith, J Kroupa
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