Finlay D Morrison, Derek C Sinclair, Anthony R West
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Abstract
The electrical properties of Ba1−xLaxTi1−x/4O3 ceramics where x≤0.20 were investigated by impedance spectroscopy after heat treatment in O2, Ar and air at 1350°C. Samples heated in O2 were electrically insulating with very high maximum permittivities, ∼25,000 at x=0.06 and exhibited significant ‘relaxor-type’ behaviour at x=0.10. Samples heated in Ar were semiconducting for all x whereas air heated samples were electrically inhomogeneous. Semiconductivity in these materials is attributed to oxygen loss as opposed to La-donor doping.