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Piezoelectric effect in the ferroelectric range in SbSI

Berlincourt et al., 1964

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178576611936814173
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Berlincourt D
Jaffe H
Merz W
Nitsche R
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Applied Physics Letters

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The symmetry is mmm above and 2mm (ref 5) below the Curie point, and there is therefore a piezoelectric effect only in the ferroelectric range. Specimens used in this work consisted of thin discs cut from bundles of SbSI needles embedded In Araldite. The thickness …
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