journal article·2013-12

Dielectric and sintering properties of NaNbO3 ceramic prepared by Pechini method

Weihong Liu

Journal of Electroceramics· Volume 31· Issue 3-4
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NaNbO3 powders and ceramics were prepared by Pechini method. The pure phase NaNbO3 was obtained at temperature as low as 350 °C, and then they obtained fine powders were used to prepared ceramics through conventional sintering process. The effect of sintering temperature on microstructure evolution and dielectric properties of NaNbO3 ceramics has been determined. Results shown that the microstructure of NaNbO3 ceramics consisted of stacked plates, which was related the liquid phase. It was important to note that the stacked plate configuration forming the grain has not been emphasized before, and these grains support adequate wetting characteristics for the liquid phase in order to achieve fully dense microstructure. Above 1195 °C, a number of angular grains with flat interfaces started to appear, and joined to each other with the sintering temperature increase. The effect of grains morphology on dielectric properties of the NaNbO3 ceramics was also detected.
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OpenAlex topics: Ferroelectric and Piezoelectric Materials · Microwave Dielectric Ceramics Synthesis · Multiferroics and related materials

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