1982 Volume 51 Issue 7 Pages 2241-2246
Raman spectra of K3Co(CN)6 crystals have been observed at temperatures down to 30 K. The lowest frequency band in the low temperature phase, ∼13 cm−1 at 30 K, softens to 5 cm−1 near the transition temperature (∼63 K). This soft mode behavior shows that the phase transition is displacive one. Since no soft optically active modes are found in the high temperature phase, the instability of the high temperature lattice is ascribed to the zone boundary phonon.
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