2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0955-2219(03)00141-9
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Raman scattering study of RETiTaO6 dielectric ceramics

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“…They have clearly differentiated aeschynite and euxenite structures based on the characteristic Raman bands. On comparing the measurements made in the present study with that already reported [13] it is found that the spectrum of 80PTT is exactly similar to that of PrTiTaO 6 which has aeschynite structure and the spectrum of 40PTT is almost similar to YTiTaO 6 which has euxenite structure. The spectra of 60PTT and 50PTT show both the phases in them.…”
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“…They have clearly differentiated aeschynite and euxenite structures based on the characteristic Raman bands. On comparing the measurements made in the present study with that already reported [13] it is found that the spectrum of 80PTT is exactly similar to that of PrTiTaO 6 which has aeschynite structure and the spectrum of 40PTT is almost similar to YTiTaO 6 which has euxenite structure. The spectra of 60PTT and 50PTT show both the phases in them.…”
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confidence: 82%
“…respectively and at 854 and 855 cm −1 in the case of 50PTT and 40PTT, respectively in accordance with the earlier reports [13,14]. This confirms the prominence of aeschynite structure in 80PTT and 60PTT and the prominence of euxenite structure in the other two.…”
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“…While the alkaline earth titanates, MgTiO 3 , CaTiO 3 , SrTiO 3 and BaTiO 3 possess very high dielectric constant values with a sharp peak at their ferroelectric Curie temperatures (Yanagida et al 1996;Rama Mohan et al 1998), the RE titanates are found to have low dielectric constant values, which remain almost constant at different temperatures. This peculiar property makes the RE titanates and their doped compositions to be attractive candidates for microwave applications as resonators etc (Jung et al 1996;Sebastian et al 2001;Paschoal et al 2003).…”
Section: Dielectric Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 99%