Vb. Kapustianik et al., DIELECTRIC-RELAXATION AND ANOMALOUS ELECTRIC-CONDUCTIVITY OF (NH2(CH3)(2))(2)COCL4 CRYSTALS, Physica status solidi. a, Applied research, 155(1), 1996, pp. 95-113
Dielectric and dilatometric investigations of (NH2(CH3)(2))(2)CoCl4 cr
ystals were performed in the temperature range 290 to 430 It. Anomalie
s characteristic of phase transitions have been found at the temperatu
res 419, 380, 353, and 313 K (in a heating: run). In certain phases th
e investigated crystal shows anomalously high protonic conductivity an
d dielectric permittivity which strongly depend on the influence of ex
trinsic water. The phenomenon clearly manifests itself by tile appeara
nce of new features in Cole-Cole diagrams.