ANOMALOUS CHANGES IN THE SPECIFIC HEAT AND THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF LiKSO4 CRYSTALS AROUND THE HIGH-TEMPERATURE PHASE
1994
The thermophysical properties of LiKSO4 crystals were studied around the high-temperature phase, atT c 2=943 K. A Heraeus (DSC) technique was used to measure the specific heat,c p, while the thermal conductivity,K, was measured by the linear heat flow steady-state method. The measured parameters showed an anomaly in the temperature dependence of bothc p andK. Anisotropy in the thermal conductivity coefficient was also observed in the different crystallographic axes.
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