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Title of Article Greatly enhanced dielectric permittivity in La1.7Sr0.3NiO4/poly(vinylidene fluoride) nanocomposites that retained a low loss tangent 
Date of Acceptance 14 March 2017 
Journal
     Title of Journal RSC advances 
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     Institute of Journal The Royal Society of Chemistry 
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     Issue 28 
     Month มีนาคม
     Year of Publication 2018 
     Page 17128-17136 
     Abstract The effect of La1.7Sr0.3NiO4 nanoparticles (LSNO–NPs) on the dielectric properties of LSNO–NPs/polyvinylidene fluoride (LSNO–NPs/PVDF) composites is presented. LSNO–NPs/PVDF composites fabricated via a liquid–phase assisted dispersion and hot–pressing methods showed a homogeneous dispersion of LSNO–NPs in a PVDF polymer matrix. The dielectric permittivity (e') continuously increased with increasing volume fraction of LSNO–NPs from fLSNO=0–0.20, following the effective medium theory and Lichtenecker’s logarithmic models. This result was intrinsically caused by a very large e' = 10^5 of LSNO–NPs ceramic particles. At fLSNO=0.25, e' deviated from the conventional mixed models, indicating a dominant extrinsic effect. A rapid change in e' of LSNO–NPs/PVDF composites was observed when fLSNO > 0.3. A largely enhanced dielectric response with e' = 3285 at 1 kHz was obtained at fLSNO=0.35, while the loss tangent was still low (0.83). This extremely enhanced e' value is attributed to the large interfacial areas and very short interparticle distances between LSNO–NPs (20–30 nm) separated by a thin layer of PVDF, forming highly effective microcapacitors. The overall e' values are well described by the combination model of effective medium percolation theory. 
     Keyword PVDF; Dielectric permittivity; Percolation threshold; Polymer matrix nanocomposites 
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577020031-8 Mr. KEERATI MEEPORN [Main Author]
Science Doctoral Degree

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