Abstract
The linewidth of the internal mode ν 2 of SO42- ion of the antiferroelectric K3D(SO4)2 shows the anomalous broadening with lowering temperature near the phase transition point. The broadening is well explained by a mechanism resembling the motional narrowing phenomenon in the nuclear magnetic resonance theory. The characteristic time of the motion of deuteron in a hydrogen bond is estimated to be on the order of 10-13, s.