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ferroelectricity

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ferroelectricity [¦fe·rȯ·i′lek·tris·əd·ē]
(solid-state physics)
Spontaneous electric polarization in a crystal; analogous to ferromagnetism.
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Among them, odd-odd polyamides were also well studied because of their special properties such as ferroelectricity and piezoelectricity (2-4).
Melting behavior, isothermal and nonisothermal crystallization ... by Jiang, Tao; Liu, Minying; Fu, Peng; Wang, Yudong; Fang, Yunli; Zhao, Qingxiang / Polymer Engineering and Science
Other topics include ferroelectric epitaxial thin films for integrated optics, atomic level simulation of ferroelectricity in oxides, terahertz polaritonics, and spiral magnets as magnetoelectrics.
Annual review of materials research; v.37, 2007 by SciTech Book News
A renaissance in the field of ferroelectricity has taken place over the past several years ever since the finding of exceptional piezoelectric properties in the lead-oxide class of relaxor ferroelectric materials Pb([Zn.
The polar nanostructure of novel relaxor ferroelectric materials. ... by Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
 
 
 
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