Abstract
Anisotropic glass freezing has been studied via dielectric measurements in the dipole glass systems of rubidium/ammonium dihydrogen phosphate RADP(x) and its perdeuterated analogue D-RADP(x), where x denotes the ammonium concentration. The glass freezing temperatures for a-cut and c-cut crystals are measured, and found to reveal very small anisotropy in the protonated sample of RADP(0.43) but a considerable anisotropy at low frequency in the deuterated sample of D-RADP(0.40). A higher glass freezing temperature was observed along the c-axis as compared with the a-axis freezing temperature for D-RADP(0.40) crystal. This conforms with the prediction of the cluster model theory for . An Arrhenius plot of the logarithmic relaxation frequency versus the reciprocal temperature for D-RADP(0.40) gave the deuteron activation energies along the a-axis and along the c-axis.
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