Synthesis and properties of sol–gel SBT powder and film

Wang, W.; Jia, Dechang; Zhou, Yu; Rao, Jiancun; Ye, F.

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“…Many researchers have carried out the studies on formation of metal complexes with organic ligands. Furthermore, the metal complexes with organic ligands have been used for preparation of ceramics and metal oxide thin films by sol-gel process, using metal salts like nitrates (Rajendran et al 2001;Norman and Morris 1999;Kim et al 1999;Gash et al 2001;Xu et al 2002;Lio et al 2001), chlorides (Nishio et al 1996a(Nishio et al , b, c, 2000bHu et al 2000;Ramanan 2001;Alam and Cameron 2002;Kikkawa et al 2002), and acetates (Bao et al 1998;Nishio et al 1999aNishio et al , 2000aRho et al 2002;Wang et al 2002;Kodaira et al 2003) as the starting materials.…”

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Sol-Gel Processing of Thin Films with Metal Salts

Nishio

Tsuchiya

2017

Handbook of Sol-Gel Science and Technology

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Metal salts are a good alternative to metal alkoxides in the sol-gel process. Typically, metal salts are less expensive, and, in some case, metal alkoxides are not available for the desired cation. In forming multicomponent thin films starting with metal salt solutions, a popular approach is called the Pechini method or the modified-Pechini method. In this approach, there is typically a complexing agent or chelating agent. Ethylene glycol and citric acid are a good combination that leads to polymerized gels with stoichiometric amounts of the components. Another common complexing agent is ethylenediamine tetraacetic acid (EDTA). In this way, multicomponent gels with fixed ratios of cations are produced, which lead to multicomponent oxide thin films.

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Sol-Gel Processing of Thin Films with Metal Salts

Nishio

Tsuchiya

2017

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“…A variety of fabrication techniques, such as metal organic chemical vapor deposition MOCVD [8], pulsed laser deposition PLD [9], magnetron sputtering [10] and chemical solution deposition [11,12] have been applied to the preparation of SBT thin films. Among them, solution deposition processes such as sol-gel are versatile methods that permit to fabricate films inside of a wide range of compositions, with a precise stoichiometry control and at low cost.…”

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Effects of the Chelating Agent on the Fabrication of SBT Thin Films: Part II. Microstructural Properties

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The effects of the chelating agent on the micro structural properties of SBT thin films annealed at different temperatures are investigated. The films were prepared on Pt/Ti/SiO2/Si substrates by a chemical solution deposition technique. Strontium acetate, bismuth nitrate and tantalum ethoxide were used as precursor materials, with methanol and glacial acetic as solvents. We make a comparative investigation of the surface microstructure, grain size distribution, crystallinity, and degree of crystal orientation for films prepared using acetoin and alkanolamines as chelating agent.

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Sol-Gel Processing of Thin Films with Metal Salts

Nishio

Tsuchiya

2018

Handbook of Sol-Gel Science and Technology

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Synthesis and properties of sol–gel SBT powder and film

Cited by 5 publications

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Sol-Gel Processing of Thin Films with Metal Salts

Sol-Gel Processing of Thin Films with Metal Salts

Effects of the Chelating Agent on the Fabrication of SBT Thin Films: Part II. Microstructural Properties

Sol-Gel Processing of Thin Films with Metal Salts

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