journal article·2018-05-01Open access

Dielectric properties of barium zirconate titanate nanocube 3D-ordered assemblies

Ken-ichi MIMURA, Kazumi KATO

Abstract

Single-crystalline barium zirconate titanate nanocubes (BZxT NCs; x is Zr contents) with various composition of Zr/Ti ratio were synthesized by hydrothermal method using water-soluble titanium and zirconium complex and surfactants. The highly-ordered assemblies of the BZT NCs were directly fabricated on the substrate by dip-coating method with low withdrawal rate. High dielectric constant above 4200 and relative low loss tangent below 1% with extremely small frequency dependence were achieved in the case of BZ0.2T NC assembly. The temperature dependence of capacitance of BZ0.1T NC assembly was quite small from −60 to 150°C. A specific peak in the Raman spectra of BZ0.2T NC assembly was slightly shifted to lower wavenumbers from 294 to 288 cm−1 after heat-treatment which meant the change of local bonding condition was induced by local strains at the interfaces. Zr-substitution and local strain synergistically affected to the dielectric properties of BZT NC assemblies.
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OpenAlex topics: Ferroelectric and Piezoelectric Materials · Bone Tissue Engineering Materials · Microwave Dielectric Ceramics Synthesis

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Inorganic Functional Materials Research Institute, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

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