Lee, J.
and Wiederhorn, S.
(2017),
Effects of Polarity on Grain Boundary Migration in ZnO, American Ceramic Society Bulletin (Accessed September 10, 2026)
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Effects of Polarity on Grain Boundary Migration in ZnO
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Boundary migration of ZnO has been investigated using single crystals with defined crystallographic orientations. The migration rate of the basal C planes depended on the crystallographic polarity: Zn-terminated positive (0001)-planes. The migration in the non-polar directon was similar to that in the positive polarity direction. A ledge mechanism is suggested to be responsible for the grain boundary migration. These results explain the development of elongated grains in typical ZnO varistor ceramics.Citation
American Ceramic Society Bulletin
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grain boundary migration, grain growth, zinc oxides, ZnO
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Created February 19, 2017