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Relaxor behavior of ferroelectric Ca0.22Sr0.12Ba0.66Nb2O6

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The relaxor behavior of tetragonal tungsten bronze uniaxial relaxor ferroelectric calcium strontium barium niobate (Ca0.22Sr0.12Ba0.66Nb2O6 or CSBN-22) single crystal was studied by measuring elastic constants and thermal expansion with the aid of resonant ultrasound spectroscopy and dilatometry, respectively, in the temperature range 300 K–1503 K. Thermal expansion yields evidence of the Burns temperature TB and the intermediate characteristic temperature T*, which was also supported by the temperature evolutions of the elastic constants cij. CSBN-22 was found to be ∼2%–3% elastically stiffer than CBN-28. The presented results open the perspective to understand the relaxor behavior of CSBN.
Title: Relaxor behavior of ferroelectric Ca0.22Sr0.12Ba0.66Nb2O6
Description:
The relaxor behavior of tetragonal tungsten bronze uniaxial relaxor ferroelectric calcium strontium barium niobate (Ca0.
22Sr0.
12Ba0.
66Nb2O6 or CSBN-22) single crystal was studied by measuring elastic constants and thermal expansion with the aid of resonant ultrasound spectroscopy and dilatometry, respectively, in the temperature range 300 K–1503 K.
Thermal expansion yields evidence of the Burns temperature TB and the intermediate characteristic temperature T*, which was also supported by the temperature evolutions of the elastic constants cij.
CSBN-22 was found to be ∼2%–3% elastically stiffer than CBN-28.
The presented results open the perspective to understand the relaxor behavior of CSBN.

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