High temperature switchable dielectric properties in molecular crystal material 1,4,7-triazacyclononane trihydrochloride
Zheng-Hui Hu,
Chen Gong,
Shu-Qi Sun
et al.
Abstract:Molecular-based dielectric switching material is a special crystal-crystal structure phase transition material, which plays an important role in multifunctional materials and other fields. In this paper, a trivalent cyclic amine...
“…Ferroelectrics have many special macroscopic responses, such as piezoelectric, pyroelectric, dielectric and electro-optical properties. 6–13 Molecular-based phase change materials have attracted extensive attention as a useful supplement to the traditional inorganic phase change materials. Their structures and synthesis are relatively simple, and their structures can be modified, such as the introduction of optical activity, etc.…”
Molecular-based multifunctional material [2-methyl-1,5-pentanediamine][BiCl5] has interesting properties, such as phase transition, piezoelectric, second harmonic generation, dielectric relaxation, semiconductor and so on.
“…Ferroelectrics have many special macroscopic responses, such as piezoelectric, pyroelectric, dielectric and electro-optical properties. 6–13 Molecular-based phase change materials have attracted extensive attention as a useful supplement to the traditional inorganic phase change materials. Their structures and synthesis are relatively simple, and their structures can be modified, such as the introduction of optical activity, etc.…”
Molecular-based multifunctional material [2-methyl-1,5-pentanediamine][BiCl5] has interesting properties, such as phase transition, piezoelectric, second harmonic generation, dielectric relaxation, semiconductor and so on.
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