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Ferroelectrics Volume 124, 1991 - Issue 1
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Section 2: Crystal growth and structure

Textured bi-system crystalline structures obtained by the czochraiski method

M. B. Kosmyna Institute for Single Crystals, Lenin av. 60, 310141, Kharkov, USSR
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A. B. Levin Institute for Single Crystals, Lenin av. 60, 310141, Kharkov, USSR
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A. I. Mashkov Institute for Single Crystals, Lenin av. 60, 310141, Kharkov, USSR
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V. P. Seminozhenko Institute for Single Crystals, Lenin av. 60, 310141, Kharkov, USSR
Pages 127-131 | Published online: 10 Feb 2011
 
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Abstract

Layered crystals are grown from the non-stechiometric melt Bi-Sr-Ca-Cu-O by the Czochralski technique. The disorientation of the planes does not exceed 2 angular degrees. The transition temperature Tc=82.8 K and the critical current density at T=77 K is 300 A/cm2

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