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Structural and electrical properties of Nd ion modified lead zirconate titanate nanopowders and ceramics

Da-Wei et al., 2009

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5450909937400089092
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Da-Wei W
De-Qing Z
Jie Y
Quan-Liang Z
Hong-Mei L
Zhi-Ying W
Mao-Sheng C
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Chinese Physics B

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A modified sol-gel method is used for synthesizing Nd ion doped lead zirconate titanate nanopowders Pb 1–3x/2 Nd x Zr 0.52 Ti 0.48 O 3 (PNZT) in an ethylene glycol system with zirconium nitrate as zirconium source. The results show that it is critical to add lead acetate …
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