New Incommensurate Elongated-Triangle Phase in Quartz
P. Saint-Gregoire, I. Luk'yanchuk, E. Snoeck, C. Roucau, V. Janovec
Abstract
We present for the first time the evidence for a thermodynamically stable incommensurate elongated-triangle (ELT) phase in quartz observed by transmission electron microscopy at structural α-β transition. The phase sequence on cooling is: uniform β phase - stripe incommensurate phase (ferroelastic) - incommensurate equilateral-triangle (EQT) phase (ferroelectric) - incommensurate ELT (ferroelectric and ferroelastic) - uniform α phase. The ELT blocks could be responsible for the large light scattering in the vicinity of α-β transition.
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