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Piezoelectricity improved and c-axis orientation restrained of SrBi2Nb2 − x(Cr1/3W2/3)xO9 piezoelectric ceramics

Xin Shao, Pinyang Fang, Baochen Xun, Yujie Jia, Wei Long, Zengzhe Xi

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