Molecular solid glasses: New insights into frustrated systems

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High sensitivity dielectric constant and heat capacity measurements are reported for solid N2-Ar mixtures as well as pure N2 in the presence of a small external ac electric field in the audio frequency range. Unexpected fieldinduced aging and memory effects are observed for thermal cycles of field cooled samples, above a well-defined temperature Th. The magnitude and temperature dependences of the effects exclude any simple interpretation in terms of lattice defects. The results show that the free energy surface includes a complexity that allows for metastable states and that tunnelling can occur between the states.

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Pilla, S., Hamida, J. A., Muttalib, K. A., & Sullivan, N. S. (2001). Molecular solid glasses: New insights into frustrated systems. New Journal of Physics, 3. https://doi.org/10.1088/1367-2630/3/1/317

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