Abstract
NaNbO3 has an antiferroelectric structure at room temperature and finds important technological applications. It exhibits an unusual complex sequence of temperature-and pressure-driven structural phase transitions. NaNbO3 shows unambiguous evidence for the presence of the ferroelectric R3c phase coexisting with an antiferroelectric phase (Pbcm) over a wide range of temperatures. We have carried out atomic pair-distribution function (PDF) analysis on NaNbO3 to understand the phase transitions. High-energy X-ray PDF using powder samples were carried out at the SPring-8, which is provided to become rhombohedral structure if A-site atoms did order and to become orthorhombic structure if A-site atoms did disorder.
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Yoneda, Y., Fu, D., & Kohara, S. (2014). Local structure analysis of NaNbO3. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 502). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/502/1/012022
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