The photoelastic constants of NaCl, NaF, KCl, and KI have been determined by studying Brillouin scattering at 90^∘{} and 180^∘{}. The absolute intensities of the Brillouin doublets were obtained by comparing the Brillouin intensity with the intensity scattered by toluene, which has a well-known photoelastic coefficient. The results are NaCl:p₁₁=0.115±0.009, p₁₂=0.161±0.008, p₄₄=-0.011±0.001; NaF:p₁₂=0.123±0.009; KCl:p₁₁=0.233±0.013, p₁₂=0.169±0.008, p₄₄=-0.026±0.002; and KI:p₁₁=0.208±0.012, p₁₂=0.166±0.008, p₄₄=-0.011±0.001.
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