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A Novel Magneto‐Dielectric Solid Solution Ceramic 0.25LiFe5O8–0.75Li2ZnTi3O8 with Relatively High Permeability and Ultra‐Low Dielectric Loss
Li He, Di Zhou, Haibo Yang, Jing Guo, Hong Wang 
01 Dec 2012-Journal of the American Ceramic Society
16 Citations
The ceramic is a novel magneto-dielectric ceramic with both high permeability and good dielectric properties, which might be a good candidate for the applications in novel electronic devices.
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Effect of Li2CO3 Addition on the Sintering Temperature and Microwave Dielectric Properties of Mg2V2O7 Ceramics
Mi Ri Joung, Jin Seong Kim, Myung Eun Song, Jae Hong Choi, Jong Woo Sun, Sahn Nahm, Jong Hoo Paik, Byung Hyun Choi 
01 Sep 2009-Journal of the American Ceramic Society
15 Citations
Therefore, this ceramic is a good candidate material in low-temperature co-fired ceramic multilayer devices.
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Mullite whisker network reinforced ceramic with high strength and lightweight
Xudong Chen, Tiehu Li, Ren Qiang, Wu Xiulan, Hao Li, Alei Dang, Tingkai Zhao, Yudong Shang, Ying Zhang 
05 Apr 2017-Journal of Alloys and Compounds
50 Citations
The approach opens new opportunities for the sintered ceramic as a proppant material since the ceramic system displays low acid solubility and good flexural strength.
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Strain analysis from point fabric patterns: An objective variant of the Fry method
Richard John Lisle
01 Jul 2010-Journal of Structural Geology
18 Citations
The performance of the new method compares favourably with existing Fry methods.
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Electrical properties and temperature stability of a new kind of lead-free piezoelectric ceramics
Yuanyu Wang, Jiagang Wu, Dingquan Xiao, Bin Zhang, Wenjuan Wu, Wei Shi, Jianguo Zhu 
21 Dec 2008-Journal of Physics D
14 Citations
As a result, the KNLN?CT ceramic is promising candidate material for piezoelectric devices.
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Hydrothermal-assisted synthesis and sintering of K0.5Na0.5NbO3−xLiTaO3 lead-free piezoelectric ceramics
Hangfei Hao, Guoqiang Tan, Huijun Ren, Ao Xia, Peng Xiong 
01 Aug 2014-Ceramics International
16 Citations
The results show that KNN–LT is a kind of good lead-free piezoelectric ceramic.
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Preparation and microwave dielectric properties of Li(Mg1–xCox)PO4 ceramics for low-temperature cofired ceramic applications
Zuowei Dong, Yong Zheng, Peng Cheng, Xuepeng Lv, Wei Zhang, Wenbo Zhou, Weihao Xiong 
01 Nov 2014-Ceramics International
20 Citations
The composite ceramic does not react with the commonly used electrode material silver and is a promising candidate for low-temperature cofired ceramic applications.
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Design and preparation of high-performance alumina functional graded self-lubricated ceramic composites
Qi Yae, Yu Zhang, Yuan Fang, Lili Hu 
01 Apr 2013-Composites Part B-engineering
43 Citations
The results show that this newly-developed ceramic composite achieves satisfactory strength and tribology properties compared with the traditional ceramic self-lubricated composites.
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Structure and Microwave dielectric properties of a novel temperature stable low-firing Ba2LaV3O11 ceramic
Jie Li, Liang Fang, Hao Luo, Ying Tang, Chunchun Li 
01 Jul 2016-Journal of The European Ceramic Society
26 Citations
All the results indicate that the Ba2LaV3O11 ceramic might be a promising candidate for low temperature cofired ceramic technology.

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