Jian Guo , Siwen Yu , Chengyi Chu , Jianguo Pan , Peiling Ke , Gongjun Zhang , Aihua Sun
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Abstract
High-entropy ceramics (HECs) are a novel category of multicomponent ceramics featuring significant atomic-scale disorder. This unique structure preserves the intrinsic properties of individual elements while enabling their interactions to generate intriguing phenomena. In this study, single-phase and dual-phase (TiVCrNbTa)O2 high-entropy oxide ceramics (HEOs) were fabricated via a straightforward sintering process. The synthesis of single-phase HEOs with a pure rutile structure was achieved at 1400 °C by altering the sintering atmosphere from air to argon. The single-phase (TiVCrNbTa)O2 HEOs exhibited remarkable dielectric properties, with dielectric constants (∼5) and dielectric loss attain the order of 10–3 in the frequency range of 2–4 GHz. The dual-phase (TiVCrNbTa)O2 HEOs also have approximate dielectric properties and exhibit excellent thermal stability from room temperature to 1200 °C under the air atmosphere. A new single-phase and dual-phase HEOs was successfully synthesized, and their dielectric properties as well as thermal stability meet the requirements of wave-transparent materials.
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