journal article·2013-01

Dielectric behavior of (1−x) Ba Zr0.025Ti0.975O3–(x) BiFeO3 solid solutions

Priyanka A. Jha, Pardeep K. Jha, A.K. Jha, R.K. Dwivedi

Materials Research Bulletin· Volume 48· Issue 1
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Abstract

Abstract Barium zirconate titanate is a very promising material having good ferroelectric properties while bismuth ferrite is a well known multiferroic material. In the present work, the compounds (1 − x ) Ba Zr 0.025 Ti 0.975 O 3 –( x ) BiFeO 3 ( x = 0.1–0.4) have been synthesized using solid state reaction method and structural analysis reveal the formation of single phase solid solution. Initially, the Curie temperature increases with increasing bismuth ferrite up to x = 0.2 and with the further increase in bismuth ferrite content, the Curie temperature decreases. There is an increase in the value of dielectric constant at 1 kHz from 551 for x = 0.1 to 3509 for x = 0.4 at their Curie temperatures. The values of coercive field decrease with the increasing bismuth ferrite content resulting in slim ferroelectric loops which confirms the formation of relaxor multiferroics.
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OpenAlex topics: Multiferroics and related materials · Ferroelectric and Piezoelectric Materials · Dielectric properties of ceramics

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