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doi:10.1016/0025-5408(71)90070-5

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Powder raman spectra: Application to displacive ferroelectrics

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Powder Raman measurements have recently been used to study the lattice vibrational modes of ferroelectrics. This technique is discussed and reviewed. The technique should be applicable to a number of other areas of research. © 1971.

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