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Induced phase transitions in ferroelectrics with diffuse phase transition

Physica Status Solidi (a), 1981
Dielectric, thermal, electrocaloric, elastic, optical, and electromechanical properties of three ferroelectrics with diffuse phase transition (PLZT 8/65/35 ceramics, lead magnesium niobate and strontium barium niobate single crystals) are investigated in dependence on temperature and electric field strength.
G. Schmidt   +8 more
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Phases and phase transitions

Physics Today, 1982
In this first sentence of his seminal book “The Physics of Liquid Crystals,” Pierre Gilles de Gennes has succinctly stated the appeal that liquid crystals have for all of us working in this field. The term “liquid crystal,” in fact, refers to a number of distinct states of matter that have structural order intermediate between that of conventional ...
J. David Litster, Robert J. Birgeneau
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Combustion with phase transition

Meccanica, 1993
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PRIMICERIO, MARIO, W. XIE
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Phase transition of YBO3

Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry, 2007
Yttrium orthoborate crystallizes in the vaterite-type structure and has two polymorphous forms, viz. a low- und a high temperature one. DTA measurements of YBO3 confirmed a reversible phase transition with a large thermal hysteresis. The phase transition has been accurately characterized by the application of different heating and cooling rates (β ...
Jüstel, Thomas, Plewa, Julian
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Phases, Phase Transitions

2016
In Sect. 3.7 we have derived the equilibrium conditions for thermodynamic systems. Those considerations can be further generalized. In the form of a gedanken-experiment, we divided the total system into two fictitious partial systems and therewith created a simple non-equilibrium situation.
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The Transition Phase of Labor

The American Journal of Nursing, 1973
Transition-when the cervix dilates from about 7 cm. to 10 cm.-is generally considered the most difficult phase of labor and it is at this time that the couple who have learned a psychoprophylactic technique, such as the Lamaze method, face their most stringent test. Control can be precarious.
B A, Smith, R M, Priore, M K, Stern
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A Transition Phase for Obstetrics

Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada, 2006
After taking a look at the big picture, by means of our November FIGO issue, it is reasonable for us to focus again on domestic issues. The international concerns of women’s health—maternal mortality, perinatal mortality, the scourge of HIV/AIDS, reproductive rights and freedoms, and education—are enormous issues, to be sure.
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Phase Transitions in Lipids

1972
The physico-chemical characterization of phospholipid interactions is one of the important problems in membrane biology. The research groups of Chapman, van Deenen and Luzzati have shown that systems of phospholipid molecules may exhibit a large variety of organization forms, or phases, depending upon the chemical composition of the molecules, the ...
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Spirals and Phase Transitions

1995
By a stretch of imagination we shall identify spirals with systems of interacting particles. Mimicking the formalism of Statistical Mechanics we shall then discover that spirals go through a phase transition as the “temperature” increases. The inverse critical temperature coincides with the box dimension of the spiral.
Yves Dupain   +2 more
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Nomenclature of phase transitions

Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 1958
Discusses the curious situation in which the terminology of chemistry and physics has only five words to describe the six possible transitions between three states of matter.
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