Dependence of the electrophysical properties and crystal structure of Ca1 − xYxTiSi1 − xFexO5 solid solutions on their composition
The results of the electrophysical and X-ray diffraction studies of the pseudobinary system CaTiSiO 5 -YFeTiO 5 are given. All the synthesized Ca 1 − x Y x TiSi 1 − x Fe x O 5 solid solutions (0 ⩽ x ⩽ 1) were found to be semiconductors. The replacement of Ca and Si atoms by Y and Fe atoms led to a s...
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description | The results of the electrophysical and X-ray diffraction studies of the pseudobinary system CaTiSiO
5
-YFeTiO
5
are given. All the synthesized Ca
1 −
x
Y
x
TiSi
1 −
x
Fe
x
O
5
solid solutions (0 ⩽
x
⩽ 1) were found to be semiconductors. The replacement of Ca and Si atoms by Y and Fe atoms led to a significant change in the electric conductivity, dielectric permittivity, forbidden gap, and molar polarization; a complete replacement of Ca and Si atoms led to growth of electric conductivity of the samples by four orders of magnitude. At 1170 K, the CaTiSiO
5
-YFeTiO
5
system was found to consist of two homogeneous phases with wide homogeneity regions: the α phase samples were diamagnets, and the β phase samples were ferromagnets. The crystallographic parameters of the synthesized solid solutions were also determined. |
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5
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x
Y
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1 −
x
Fe
x
O
5
solid solutions (0 ⩽
x
⩽ 1) were found to be semiconductors. The replacement of Ca and Si atoms by Y and Fe atoms led to a significant change in the electric conductivity, dielectric permittivity, forbidden gap, and molar polarization; a complete replacement of Ca and Si atoms led to growth of electric conductivity of the samples by four orders of magnitude. At 1170 K, the CaTiSiO
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5
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Y
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x
Fe
x
O
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solid solutions (0 ⩽
x
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5
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5
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1 −
x
Y
x
TiSi
1 −
x
Fe
x
O
5
solid solutions (0 ⩽
x
⩽ 1) were found to be semiconductors. The replacement of Ca and Si atoms by Y and Fe atoms led to a significant change in the electric conductivity, dielectric permittivity, forbidden gap, and molar polarization; a complete replacement of Ca and Si atoms led to growth of electric conductivity of the samples by four orders of magnitude. At 1170 K, the CaTiSiO
5
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5
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