2005
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.71.014118
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Defect structure of the high-dielectric-constant perovskiteCaCu3Ti4O12

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“…It is also noted that the structure model proposed by Wu et al 9 is consistent with the result of Ti-for-Cu substitution in GB layers. The planar defect model involves a lattice shift R = 1 4 ͓110͔.…”
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confidence: 85%
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“…It is also noted that the structure model proposed by Wu et al 9 is consistent with the result of Ti-for-Cu substitution in GB layers. The planar defect model involves a lattice shift R = 1 4 ͓110͔.…”
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confidence: 85%
“…1 A structural model of planar defects due to a twining parallel to ͕100͖ planes was recently proposed, 8 yet it needs further experimental support. According to a detailed transmission electron microscopy investigation, 9 such twin domains could not be detected in single crystals or polycrystallines; instead, high density of dislocations and cationdisorder-induced planar defects were observed. Very recently, x-ray diffraction under extremely high hydrostatic and uniaxial compression suggested that CCTO ceramics were composed of grains with stiffer shells and softer cores.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Perovskite-based materials form an important class of dielectric compounds since some can exhibit very high permittivity values that prompted numerous studies into the development of useful devices for microelectronics [1][2][3][4]. Indeed, high permittivity values in ceramics are essential for commercially used thermistors, capacitors and memory devices [5,6].…”
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“…Varios investigadores han propuesto teorías o modelos relacionados la presencia de bordes de grano, de defectos intrínsecos (vacancias de oxígeno) presentes en "twin boundaries" [5] o defectos planares [6][7] dentro del material o de barreras en la interfase existente entre la superficie entre la muestra y el electrodo. Sin embargo, la explicación del fenómeno es aun investigada.…”
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“…En el caso de monocristales la presencia de tales estructuras en capas es altamente controversial, aunque recientemente se ha propuesto que los defectos en la estructura presentan capas que actúan de forma similar al IBLC [9][10]. No obstante, la naturaleza de las barreras propuestas no ha sido totalmente determinada.…”
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