LionGlass™: A low‐melting, carbonate‐free alternative to soda lime silicate glass
Abstract LionGlass™ is Penn State University's patent‐pending alumino‐silicophosphate glass compositional family that offers, for the first time, a viable low‐melting, carbonate‐free alternative to soda lime silicate glass by (a) lowering the melting temperature by up to 400°C compared to soda lime silicate glass and (b) eliminating the use of ...
Nicholas L. Clark+15 more
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Multiscale-engineered ferroelectric ceramics exhibiting superior electrocaloric performance. [PDF]
Wei X+9 more
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Modeling of magnetic properties of A2BB′O6 compounds using ab initio and Monte Carlo methods
Ab initio and Monte Carlo simulations were employed to maximize the estimated Curie temperature of A2BB′O6 oxides. It was revealed that the element A ion radius should be as small as possible, while the magnetic moments of B and B′ elements should be as large as possible.
Martin Heczko+3 more
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Enhanced electrocaloric effect in ferroelectric ceramics via defect dipole engineering. [PDF]
Xiao W+17 more
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Unexpected dielectric response in lead zirconate titanate ceramics: The role of ferroelectric domain wall pinning effects [PDF]
José E. García+4 more
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Sonochemical activation for BaTiO3 synthesis: A rapid and efficient route to the tetragonal phase
Abstract Barium titanate is a highly promising ferroelectric material, but its synthesis is often based on lengthy and complex processes. This paper presents the development of an ultrafast synthesis route for producing high‐purity tetragonal BaTiO3. The method combines a brief sonochemical activation (15 min) with conventional calcination. Compared to
E. C. Silva+9 more
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Large Electromechanical Response and Field-Induced Shape Memory Effect in Ferroelectric Ceramics. [PDF]
Li M, Li W, Cao W, Xu N, Li W, Fei W.
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Energy principle of ferroelectric ceramics and single domain mechanical model [PDF]
Feng Liu, Haijun Li, T. C. Wang
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The effect of surface termination on dielectric nonlinearity in potassium sodium niobate thin films
Abstract The impact of alkali‐rich and alkali‐depleted surface terminations on dielectric nonlinearity and ferroelectric properties was investigated in sputtered K0.5Na0.5NbO3 (KNN) films. For the alkali depleted surface termination, a ∼3 nm thick amorphous interfacial layer was found near the top electrode.
Soňa Hříbalová+2 more
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