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Seed‐free solid‐state growth of large lead‐free piezoelectric single crystals:(Na1/2K1/2) NbO3

Jiang et al., 2015

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1320293799449364619
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Jiang M
Randall C
Guo H
Rao G
Tu R
Gu Z
Cheng G
Liu X
Zhang J
Li Y
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Journal of the American Ceramic Society

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Large Na0. 5K0. 5NbO3 (NKN) piezoelectric single crystals were obtained by seed‐free solid‐state crystal growth method, which is a traditional sintering grain growth process, with LiBiO3 used as a sintering aid. The largest dimension of the single crystals obtained was 11 …
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