Sr2+-doping effect on the phase transition in Pb5Ge3O11 single crystals
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Ferroelectric glass-ceramics from the PbO-GeO<inf>2</inf>-Nb<inf>2</inf>O<inf>5</inf> system
2004, Journal of the European Ceramic SocietyCitation Excerpt :The ferroelectric properties of the PG single crystals were independently discovered by Iwasaki and Sugii2 and Nanamatsu et al3 in 1971. Since then many research groups have produced different forms of Pb5Ge3O11-based ferroelectric materials with high transparency such as single crystals, thin and thick films and glass-ceramics.1–12 As this PG phase already contains a good glass former (GeO2), attention has been paid to the glass-ceramic method as a fabrication route.
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