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Dielectric properties of lead indium niobate ceramics synthesized by conventional solid state reaction method
Published in
2010
Volume: 45
   
Issue: 12
Pages: 1871 - 1874
Abstract
Pyrochlore free lead indium niobate ceramics are successfully prepared using wolframite precursor by conventional solid state reaction method in air atmosphere, by adding an excess amount of MgO in PbO-InNbO4 mixture. The dielectric properties of lead indium niobate ceramic studied as a function of both temperature and frequency indicate relaxor ferroelectric behavior with maximum dielectric constant of 4310 at 40 C for 1 kHz. Lowering of transition temperature and enhancement of dielectric constant at room temperature, compared to earlier reports, may be due to the diffusion of magnesium ion into the lead indium niobate. The saturation polarization Ps, measured at room temperature, is found to be 22.5 μC/cm2 for 40 kV/cm. © 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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JournalMaterials Research Bulletin
ISSN00255408
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Concepts (24)
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    A. ceramics
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    Air atmosphere
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    D. dielectric properties
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    D. ferroelectricity
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    Dielectric constants
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    Niobates
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    PYROCHLORES
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    Relaxor ferroelectric
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    Room temperature
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    Saturation polarization
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    SOLID STATE REACTION METHOD
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    Transition temperature
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    Diffraction
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    Ferroelectric materials
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    Ferroelectricity
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    Indium
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    Lead oxide
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    Magnesium
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    Metal ions
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    Niobium compounds
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    Permittivity
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    Solid state reactions
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    X ray diffraction
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    Ceramic materials