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The electrical conductivity measurements on single crystals and powdered pellets of KH2PO4 have been carried out in the temperature range from 80 to 230 °C with various heating rates. No experimental evidences of the high-temperature phase transition were found, and the conductivity data could be interpreted solely as the chemical decomposition which occurs near 190°C. Raman studies were made to analyze the constitution of the dehydrated KH2PO4.
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