Journal of Structural Chemistry

, Volume 51, Issue 4, pp 676–682 | Cite as

Polymorphism of Compounds with the Non-Polar Structure of Low Temperature Modifications

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Abstract

Possible polymorphic transformations of crystals with the non-polar structure of the low-temperature modification are found. The conditions of single domain formation and switching of the bistable structure of these crystals are determined and tabulated. The relations between the characteristics of the lowtemperature modifications of secondary and high-order ferroics are established.

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polymorphism non-polar crystal structure 
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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.P. O. Sukhoi State Technical UniversityGomelRussia

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