Chandra P. Khattak
Stony Brook University
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Journal of Solid State Chemistry | 1978
Jahar L. Mukherjee; Chandra P. Khattak; Kedar P. Gupta; Franklin F.Y. Wang
Abstract Ba2NaNb5O15 (BSN) exhibits a large thermal contraction in its c-axis between 350° and 750°C. This behaviour contributes to a serious cracking problem during its crystal growth. The substitutions of Gd for Ba and/or Na in BSN can be made with either anion or cation compensation. The former, namely, type A, compositions were found to eliminate the thermal contraction behaviors, and had small variations in their linear thermal expansion coefficients, α, between 50° and 650°C. With good ferroelectric and dielectric properties, they showed potentials to replace the BSN crystal in electro-optic devices.
Journal of Applied Physics | 1987
Ruyue Yan; Franklin F.Y. Wang; R. R. Corderman; Chandra P. Khattak; Martin H. Leipold
The microstructures of polycrystalline silicon samples show significant differences in their absorption coefficients within the range of wavelength of interest for the surface photovoltage (SPV) method. The accuracy in the determination of the minority‐carrier diffusion length of polycrystalline materials by the SPV method was demonstrably improved with the use of the determined absorption coefficients for each individual sample.
Journal of The Less Common Metals | 1980
Franklin F.Y. Wang; C.Y. Sun; C.H. Lin; Chandra P. Khattak; Y.H. Kao
Abstract Metallurgical specimens of ternary Nb 3Ge x Al 1− x ( x in the range 0.18–0.28) alloys after heat treatment showed large compositional variations within each specimen. Such variations can be grouped into two compositional regions in the ternary diagram for each specimen. They provide an explanation for the close agreement in the superconducting transition temperatures for this series of alloys.
Journal of Materials Science | 1978
Jahar L. Mukherjee; Chandra P. Khattak; Kedar P. Gupta; Franklin F.Y. Wang
Ceramic samples of Ba2 NaNb5O15, with the cations selectively substituted by Gd or Cr, showed that the changes in their orthorhombic lattice parametersa, b, andc were linearly correlated to each other. The changes in lattice parameters in thea, b, andc directions occurred proportionally in the ratio of 2.5∶3.27∶1.0.
Materials Research Bulletin | 1970
Franklin F.Y. Wang; Chandra P. Khattak
Abstract It is shown that when the distribution of particle sizes is included, the calculated diffusion coefficient value from the sintering experiment can be many orders of magnitude greater than the usual calculated value which was based on an average particle size.
Philosophical Magazine Part B | 1980
Franklin F.Y. Wang; Chandra P. Khattak
Abstract The dielectric constant (K′) of Cr2O3 crystals has been measured under orthogonal E and H fields. The change in K′ due to the fields shows a non-linear magneto-electric effect in the neighbourhood of the Neel point T N. The effect can be explained in terms of antiferromagnetic domains.
Archive | 2011
Govindhan Dhanaraj; Chandra P. Khattak; Carl Richard Schwerdtfeger; Kedar P. Gupta
Archive | 2012
Govindhan Dhanaraj; Chandra P. Khattak; Ben Korzeniowski; Carl Richard Schwerdtfeger; Raj Shetty
Archive | 2011
Govindhan Dhanaraj; Chandra P. Khattak; Ben Korzeniowski; Carl Richard Schwerdtfeger; Raj Shetty
Archive | 1976
Chandra P. Khattak; David Cox