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Measurements of optical second harmonic generation, specific heat, dielectric constant, and pyroelectric coefficient of LiNH4SO4 and its deuterated analog are reported over a temperature range which includes the two phase transitions near 283 K and 459 K. The results indicate that these materials are potentially useful as pyroelectric detectors. Pyroelectric and second harmonic generation data show that the phase below ∼ 283 K is polar.
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Loiacono et al. (1980) studied this question.
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