titanate
Barium piezoelectric material
A titanate is a chemical compound containing titanium and oxygen, typically combined with a metal.
Titanates appear in ceramics, electronics, and industrial applications.
Barium titanate serves as a piezoelectric material; strontium titanate mimics diamond's brilliance.
The word follows the standard chemistry pattern for naming salts and esters of acids.
Soft silvery alkaline element
- strontiumAlkaline earth element 38
- leadDense metal, symbol Pb
- calciumElement twenty, builds bones
- dielectricPolarizable electrical non-conductor
piezoelectric · pyroelectric · crystalline · stoichiometry · synthesis · precursor · hydrothermal · dopant
Powder consolidation by heating
- capacitorCharge-storing circuit element
- multilayerHaving multiple strata
- substrateUnderlying supporting material
- dielectricPolarizable electrical non-conductor
varistor · thermistor · transducer · actuator · resonator · filter · insulator
barium
Soft silvery alkaline element
dielectric · piezoelectric · pyroelectric · crystalline · stoichiometry · synthesis · precursor · hydrothermal · dopant · lattice
sintering
Powder consolidation by heating
- capacitorCharge-storing circuit element
- multilayerHaving multiple strata
- substrateUnderlying supporting material
dielectric · varistor · thermistor · transducer · actuator · resonator · filter · insulator
capacitor
Charge-storing circuit element
- sensorInput-detecting device
- transducerEnergy form converter
- memoryMind's retention capacity
DRAM · ultrasound · sonar · igniter · filter · resonator · pigment · coating