Abstract
AbstractUtilizing a high‐entropy strategy, we propose a novel approach for synthesizing (Na0.4K0.1Bi0.5)TiO3 (NKBT)‐based ceramics endowed with exceptional dielectric stability at elevated temperatures. The high‐entropy effect induces a random tilt in the oxygen octahedra of NKBT ceramics, leading to a broad dielectric response characterized by diffuse phase transitions. By weakening the dielectric abnormal peak at Ts of BNT, the dielectric stability of high‐entropy NKBT ceramics is significantly enhanced. Notably, at 100 kHz, the temperature stability range of (Na0.4K0.1Bi0.5)(Ti0.65Zr0.1Sn0.15Hf0.1)O3, synthesized through the traditional solid reaction method, reaches an impressive 311°C, surpassing undoped NKBT by 257%. This significant enhancement underscores the feasibility of our high‐entropy strategy in improving dielectric performance. Our work demonstrates a straightforward and cost‐effective method for significantly improving the dielectric temperature stability of NKBT ceramics.
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