Electric Field Induced Phase Transition in KDP Crystal Near Curie Point: Raman and X-ray Scattering Studies
A. T. Varela, J. M. Sasaki, I. Guedes, P. T. C. Freire, A. P. Ayala, J. Mendes Filho, F. E. A. Melo, A. S. Chaves
Abstract
X-ray scattering measurements are performed in order to verify % that the mechanism leading to the DC electric field induced C2v19 C2v≠ 19 phase transition in KDP crystal at 119 K is the changing of the local sites symmetries of phosphate group from C2 in the C2v19 phase to Cs in the C2v≠ 19 phase. It is shown by analyzing the integrated intensity of the (800) and (080) reflections that under DC electric field the density of oxygen atoms lying on these plane changes indicating that phosphate group rotates around the [010] direction relative to the orthorhombic C2v19 structure. Some Raman results are also discussed.
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