Physicists determine how a promising lead-free material works

Tuesday, July 18, 2017 - 07:02 in Physics & Chemistry

Scientists seeking lead-free materials for use in sensors, actuators and ultrasonic motors have recently focused their efforts on a type of ceramic commonly referred to as BCZT. New research by physicists at the University of Arkansas sheds light on how this material works, providing insights that may result in other lead-free materials being developed as well.

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