Epitaxial anatase thin films were grown on (001)-oriented single-crystal substrates by liquid-phase deposition at . The out-of-plane alignment of the film was found to be at least 1 order of magnitude better than many other anatase films grown at much higher temperatures. The films were very smooth and made of nanosized crystallites, formed by a repeated nucleation mechanism rather than the oriented-attachment mechanism. The films also exhibited very large dielectric dispersions, which were largely attributed to dipolar and interfacial polarizations of hydroxyl groups and water molecules.
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