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Several regular variations of electrophysical properties, which depend on substituting atom's characteristics, have been found by the use of computed and experimental characteristics of interatomic A-O and B-O bonds of solid solutions in binary systems of two types: NaNbO3-A0.5IINbO3(ANb2O6) and NaNbO3-AIITiO3) where AII = Ni, Cu, Mg, Co, Zn, Mn, Cd, Ca, (NaBi)0.5, (AgBi)0.5, Sr, (KBi)0.5, Pb or Ba. The correlations between Curie temperature, Tc, dielectric permittivity, ∊33T/∊0, piezocoefficient, d31, electromechanical coupling factor, Kp, on one hand and interatomic bond lengths A-O and B-O on the other hand have been determined.
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