Dielectric Properties and Phase Transition Behavior of xPMN-(1 − x)PZT Ceramic Systems
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- 2003-03-01
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Keywords
Materials science, Phase boundary, Dielectric, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Pyroelectricity
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- Dielectric Properties and Phase Transition of 0.5[( 1-x)PbYb 1/2Nb 1/2O 3–xPbTiO 3]–0.5PbZrO 3 Solid Solution
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