Microstructure effects on the local order and electronic defects in (Al, Ti, Mg) co-doped ZnO conductive ceramics
Fine particles with different sizes of (Al, Ti, Mg) oxide co-doped ZnO ceramics were realized by a suitable grinding and a mechanical ball milling, respectively. The investigations were devoted to understand the origin of the electrical conductivity evolution with the microstructure by analyzing the...
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