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Colossal permittivity of (Li, Nb) co-doped TiO2 ceramics

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Li, Wenlong
Liu, Zhifu
Zhang, Faqiang
Sun, Qingbo
Liu, Yun
Li, Yongxiang

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In this work, (Li, Nb) co-doped TiO2 ceramics (LNTOx, x < 0.1), were synthesized through a conventional solid state reaction method. As revealed by X-ray diffraction (XRD) spectra, all LNTO ceramics exhibited pure tetragonal rutile structure. The LNTO0.01 ceramic showed a colossal permittivity over 7000 and a low dielectric loss (tgδ < 0.06) in a wide frequency range of 102 Hz–107 Hz. The dielectric spectra under DC biases were tested at different temperatures. The experimental data could fit the modified Debye equation well. It was found that there are multiple dielectric polarization mechanisms in LNTO ceramics including space charge polarization, relaxor-type relaxation, polaron hopping and dipole polarization related with localized electrons.

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Ceramics International

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2037-12-31
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