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Advances of piezoelectric biomaterials in bone defect repair: The role of direct and inverse piezoelectric effect. [PDF]
J Orthop TranslatDong Y, Zhang S, Xu T, Sun W, Liu X.
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, 2016 Piezoelectricity is a phenomenon in which certain crystalline substances develop an electric field when subjected to pressure force, or conversely, exhibit a mechanical deformation when subjected to an electric field. This reciprocal cou- pling between mechanical and electrical energy provides useful features for these materials.
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Piezoelectric Materials for Imaging
Journal of Ultrasound in Medicine, 2007The purpose of this article is to present the reader with a brief description of those characteristics of piezoelectric materials that directly influence imaging.
Thomas L, Szabo, Peter A, Lewin
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Piezoelectricity in Two‐Dimensional Materials
Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2015Powering up 2D materials: Recent experimental studies confirmed the existence of piezoelectricity—the conversion of mechanical stress into electricity—in two-dimensional single-layer MoS2 nanosheets. The results represent a milestone towards embedding low-dimensional materials into future disruptive technologies.
Wu, Tao, Zhang, Hua
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Piezoelectric materials for neuroregeneration: a review
Biomaterials Science, 2023The review systematically summarizes the development of piezoelectric materials and their application in the field of nerve regeneration. The image mainly shows the classification of piezoelectric materials for nerve tissue engineering.
Linliang Wu +9 more
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ON THE DYNAMIC FRACTURE OF PIEZOELECTRIC MATERIALS
The Quarterly Journal of Mechanics and Applied Mathematics, 1995Based on the fundamental equations of elastic piezoelectric materials in the quasielectrostatic approximation, the authors study problems of crack propagation. General results are first obtained concerning the solution for mechanical and electric crack-tip fields.
Dascalu, C., Maugin, G. A.
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A more biofriendly piezoelectric material
ScienceA ferroelectric molecular crystal displays characteristics required for ...
Linping, Wang, Run-Wei, Li
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Elastic and piezoelectric properties of piezoelectric composite materials
Electronics and Communications in Japan (Part III: Fundamental Electronic Science), 1989AbstractThis paper offers theoretical and experimental examinations of the elastic and piezoelectric properties of piezoelectric composite materials used mainly for ultrasonic medical‐diagnosis apparatus. One‐dimensional multilayer composite materials in which the thickness of each layer is less than the wavelength of elastic waves (i.e., each layer ...
Ken‐Ya Hashimoto, Masatune Yamaguchi
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Piezoelectricity in polymers and biological materials
Ultrasonics, 1968Abstract The piezoelectric effect in polymers is usually explained in terms of the uniaxial orientation of the polymer crystallites and the classical piezoelectric property of these crystallites. Polarization caused by stress gradient seems to be necessary to the understanding of the geometrical relationship between stress and polarization.
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