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K 0.46 Na 0.54 NbO 3 ferroelectric ceramics: chemical synthesis, electro-mechanical characteristics, local crystal chemistry and elastic anomalies

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2011

Authors

Yi, Zhiguo
Liu, Yun
Carpenter, Michael Allan
Schiemer, Jason
Withers, Raymond

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Royal Society of Chemistry

Abstract

K0.46Na0.54NbO3 ceramics have been fabricated via a chemical synthesis route. It was found that 500 °C heat treatment is sufficient to crystallize the niobate powder and the ceramic sintered at 1080 °C in air shows good ferroelectric and piezoelectric p

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Keywords: Air shows; Atomic displacement; Chemical synthesis; Electro-mechanical; Ferroelectric and piezoelectric properties; Niobates; Resonant Ultrasound Spectroscopy; Shear modulus; Space-group symmetry; Structural disorders; Crystal chemistry; Diffraction; Ferr

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/58784

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ANU Research Publications

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Dalton Transactions

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Journal article

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10.1039/c0dt01666g

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2037-12-31

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