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Influence of viscosity and ionic concentration on morphology of PLZT thin films

Simoes et al., 2001

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11665858073450733130
Author
Simoes A
Gonzalez A
Zaghete M
Cilense M
Varela J
Stojanovic B
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Applied surface science

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PLZT thin films were prepared by a dip-coating process using Pechini's method. The PLZT solution was obtained from the mixture of the cation solutions. The viscosity of the solution was adjusted in the range of 20–40cP, while the ionic concentration was adjusted in the …
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