Improved Electrical Properties of Layer Structured La2Ti1.96V0.04O7 Ceramics
La 2 Ti 1.96 V 0.04 O 7 (LTVO) ceramics with Ti 4+ ions partially substituted by V 5+ ions at B sites show excellent electrical properties. The dopant V 5+ ions do not result in collapse of the cell layered structure, but they lead to the enhanced distortions of BO 6 oxygen octahedrons. Impedance sp...
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description | La
2
Ti
1.96
V
0.04
O
7
(LTVO) ceramics with Ti
4+
ions partially substituted by V
5+
ions at B sites show excellent electrical properties. The dopant V
5+
ions do not result in collapse of the cell layered structure, but they lead to the enhanced distortions of BO
6
oxygen octahedrons. Impedance spectroscopy reveals that a certain number of defects are formed due to the substitution of Ti
4+
ions by V
5+
ions. Meanwhile, the concentration of oxygen vacancies is decreased compared to pure La
2
Ti
2
O
7
(LTO) ceramics. The direct current resistivity of LTVO ceramics obtained from alternating current (AC) impedance fitting at 600°C is 1.3 × 10
6
Ω cm, which is more than five times of that of the pure LTO at the same temperature (2.2 × 10
5
Ω cm). The substitution of Ti
4+
ions by V
5+
ions greatly enhances the piezoelectric coefficient,
d
33
= 4.8 pC/N. Therefore, the doping of V
5+
ions in the B sites of LTO ceramics should be a good choice for enhancing their piezoelectric properties and resistivity at high temperature regimes. |
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5+
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4+
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5+
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2
Ti
2
O
7
(LTO) ceramics. The direct current resistivity of LTVO ceramics obtained from alternating current (AC) impedance fitting at 600°C is 1.3 × 10
6
Ω cm, which is more than five times of that of the pure LTO at the same temperature (2.2 × 10
5
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4+
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5+
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V
0.04
O
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5+
ions do not result in collapse of the cell layered structure, but they lead to the enhanced distortions of BO
6
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4+
ions by V
5+
ions. Meanwhile, the concentration of oxygen vacancies is decreased compared to pure La
2
Ti
2
O
7
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6
Ω cm, which is more than five times of that of the pure LTO at the same temperature (2.2 × 10
5
Ω cm). The substitution of Ti
4+
ions by V
5+
ions greatly enhances the piezoelectric coefficient,
d
33
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5+
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2
Ti
1.96
V
0.04
O
7
(LTVO) ceramics with Ti
4+
ions partially substituted by V
5+
ions at B sites show excellent electrical properties. The dopant V
5+
ions do not result in collapse of the cell layered structure, but they lead to the enhanced distortions of BO
6
oxygen octahedrons. Impedance spectroscopy reveals that a certain number of defects are formed due to the substitution of Ti
4+
ions by V
5+
ions. Meanwhile, the concentration of oxygen vacancies is decreased compared to pure La
2
Ti
2
O
7
(LTO) ceramics. The direct current resistivity of LTVO ceramics obtained from alternating current (AC) impedance fitting at 600°C is 1.3 × 10
6
Ω cm, which is more than five times of that of the pure LTO at the same temperature (2.2 × 10
5
Ω cm). The substitution of Ti
4+
ions by V
5+
ions greatly enhances the piezoelectric coefficient,
d
33
= 4.8 pC/N. Therefore, the doping of V
5+
ions in the B sites of LTO ceramics should be a good choice for enhancing their piezoelectric properties and resistivity at high temperature regimes.</abstract><cop>New York</cop><pub>Springer US</pub><doi>10.1007/s11664-020-07945-x</doi><tpages>12</tpages><orcidid>https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3384-0674</orcidid></addata></record> |
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