1998
DOI: 10.1080/00150199808015031
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The study on the dielectric property and structure of perovskite titanate CdTiO3

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“…The calculated frequencies of modes active in IR reflectance and Raman scattering are compared with available experimental data 3,8,9 in Table III. For the Ramanactive modes, the results of the calculations agree well with the experimental data obtained on ceramic samples 3 and single crystals; 8 the typical relative deviation of frequencies is about 3%.…”
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“…The calculated frequencies of modes active in IR reflectance and Raman scattering are compared with available experimental data 3,8,9 in Table III. For the Ramanactive modes, the results of the calculations agree well with the experimental data obtained on ceramic samples 3 and single crystals; 8 the typical relative deviation of frequencies is about 3%.…”
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“…Therefore, the possibility of successive ferroelectric phase transitions in CdTiO 3 with varying temperature can be most likely ruled out. Possibly, the specific features observed in the dielectric constant of CdTiO 3 near 50 K 3,5,6 are associated with the existence of side minima of the total energy that are separated from the main minima by low potential barriers.…”
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“…The phase transition of CdTiO 3 has not been examined thoroughly enough, and the questions, about the crystal structure CdTiO 3 in the ferroelectric state, how the structure changes of the phase transition, and why the ferroelectricity occurs, have not been solved yet. In order to clarify the nature of the ferroelectric phase transition in CdTiO 3 , we carried out various studies such as measurements of the dielectric constant, specific heat, pyroelectricity, and the low-temperature powder X-ray diffraction on polycrystalline CdTiO 3 [4][5][6]. These studies have shown that the ferroelectric phase transition in CdTiO 3 is of the displascive type and of the second-order and the ferroelectric Curie temperature is of about 80 K. However, we could not determine the space group of the ferroelectric phase by the Rietveld method, since the variations of the structure between the low-and high-temperature phases were too small [5].…”
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“…13 The structural and electrical properties of CdTiO 3 powders and films were investigated by Montenero et al 14 They prepared CdTiO 3 by sol-gel method in the form of bulk and thin film. Sun et al 15 studied the perovskite structure of CdTiO 3 and their dielectric properties. They prepared powder using solid state reaction by mixing CdO and TiO 2 and calcinated at 950 • C for 12 hours.…”
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