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2007, Advances in Colloid and Interface ScienceCitation Excerpt :However, there are general regularities in the obtained results, especially in the case of hydrated systems. A variety of natural minerals, such as amethyst [94], sapphire [95], stilbite [96], calcite, dolomite, quartz [97], clays [98], mordenites [99,100], cretaceous strata [101], and synthetic solids, such as ceramics doped with CuO, FeO and TiO2[102], silicas, silicates and other compounds with silica [103–106], different crystals [107–112] and polycrystalline structures [113,114], disordered materials [115], thin films [116–121], ferrites [122], metal fluorides [123–129] and solid solutions based on fluorides [130–135], was investigated by the TSDC method. According to Goel [136], the problems related to different electrets can be effectively studied by using the TSDC technique (Table 2); and advances in electret technology offer promise to serve mankind through medical prosthesis and by performing other biological functions.