Application
Barium titanate(IV) serves as a highly versatile electroceramic material, renowned for its significant ferroelectric, dielectric, and piezoelectric properties. Its structure enables it to function efficiently as a semiconductor with a positive temperature coefficient of resistivity, making it invaluable in the manufacture of ceramic capacitors and various electrical devices such as actuators and sensors. This material, which appears as a white crystalline solid, also exhibits a remarkable dielectric constant, about 1,000 times greater than that of water, and is stable in five distinct crystalline phases, each suited to specific temperature ranges. Widely used in dielectric and magnetic amplifiers, memory devices, and a host of electronic equipment like digital calculators, radios, and sonar systems, barium titanate(IV) is synthesized through the reaction of titanium oxide and barium salts in the presence of oleic acid. It not only offers critical applications in a range of electronic devices but also can form intensely photoluminescent films for broader electronic applications, which underscores its versatility and significance in modern technology.
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