However, many of these factors are likely interrelated with each other, which make it difficult to isolate their individual effects or separate with the intrinsic size effect. As a result, variousmodels have been developed to explain the size effect,92,93 though no agreement on accepted models exists. The only widely accepted point is that the size effect not only originates from theintrinsic atomic-scale polarization, but is also determined by the extrinsic nature of the material which is strongly related to processing history and the crystallinity of the NCs.46 As most of these models are reviewed extensively in other literature, here we focus primarily on the most recent and popular model,the ‘‘core–shell’’ model, with the goal of providing a clear illustration on the complex ferroelectric phase transition and dielectric properties which will be covered in the Materials synthesis(Section 3) and Single-crystal characterization (Section 4) parts.This model, evidenced by various structure characterization techniques, was initially proposed by Tsurumi et al.,75,76 and is found to match well to the experimentally observed dielectric properties.
However, many of these factors are likely interrelated with each other, which make it difficult to isolate their individual effects or separate with the intrinsic size effect. As a result, variousmodels have been developed to explain the size effect,92,93 though no agreement on accepted models exists. The only widely accepted point is that the size effect not only originates from theintrinsic atomic-scale polarization, but is also determined by the extrinsic nature of the material which is strongly related to processing history and the crystallinity of the NCs.46 As most of these models are reviewed extensively in other literature, here we focus primarily on the most recent and popular model,the ‘‘core–shell’’ model, with the goal of providing a clear illustration on the complex ferroelectric phase transition and dielectric properties which will be covered in the Materials synthesis(Section 3) and Single-crystal characterization (Section 4) parts.This model, evidenced by various structure characterization techniques, was initially proposed by Tsurumi et al.,75,76 and is found to match well to the experimentally observed dielectric properties.<br>
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