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14N and35Cl nuclear quadrupole double resonance study of the phase transitions in n-decylammoniumchloride and n-hexylammoniumchloride

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The structural phase transitions between the intercalated and the non-intercalated phases of the layer structure compound n-decylammoniumchloride and n-hexylammoniumchloride have been studied via proton-14N and proton-35Cl nuclear quadrupole double resonance. The results have been related to an order-disorder model of the alkylammonium chains. The temperature dependence of the order parameters of the −NH3 head groups has been determined.

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Seliger, J., Žagar, V., Blinc, R. et al. 14N and35Cl nuclear quadrupole double resonance study of the phase transitions in n-decylammoniumchloride and n-hexylammoniumchloride. Z. Physik B - Condensed Matter 69, 379–384 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01307295

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