1984
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-444-42277-4.50007-7
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Introduction, History, and Overview of Applications of Piezoelectric Quartz Crystal Microbalances

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“…Piezoelectric matrices for a-quartz and LiNbO 3 , together with the corresponding piezoelectric stress and strain coefficients [259] Figure 56. Oriented quartz crystal cuts in relation to the natural crystal [209] (with permission from Elsevier, Amsterdam) Figure 57. Temperature dependence of the relative vibrational frequency for different AT-cuts of a quartz crystal [262] (with permission from Elsevier, Amsterdam)…”
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“…Piezoelectric matrices for a-quartz and LiNbO 3 , together with the corresponding piezoelectric stress and strain coefficients [259] Figure 56. Oriented quartz crystal cuts in relation to the natural crystal [209] (with permission from Elsevier, Amsterdam) Figure 57. Temperature dependence of the relative vibrational frequency for different AT-cuts of a quartz crystal [262] (with permission from Elsevier, Amsterdam)…”
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“…Figure 42 offers a schematic overview of the principles and design characteristics of various piezoelectric transducers. Criteria for establishing the usefulness of a particular vibrational system for the determination of mass include [209]:…”
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“…The first step evaluates the kinetics of molecular binding involving an assessment of the specificity of the peptide toward various surfaces 55,68,83 using modified surface plasmon resonance (SPR) spectroscopy. 84 It is often coupled with quartz-crystal microbalance (QCM) 85 ( Figure 3a). 55,68,83 Significant progress has been made using both SPR 55,68 and QCM.…”
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“…Em contrapartida, estes cristais sob a ação de um campo elétrico podem sofrer uma deformação, o efeito piezoelétrico reverso. Assim, por meio de uma perturbação elétrica adequada, em termos de amplitude e frequência, que são determinadas pelas características intrínsecas do cristal, fará com que este oscile mecanicamente em modo ressonante (70). Em outras palavras, o cristal pode oscilar em seu modo de cisalhamento.…”
Section: A Técnica De Nanobalança Eletroquímica De Cristal De Quartzounclassified