Grain Boundary Effects is a phenomenon in polycrystalline dielectric and ionic conducting ceramics characterized by the alteration of electrical, ionic, and mechanical properties at the interfaces between crystalline grains, where structural and compositional discontinuities impede or modify charge transport, phase stability, and domain wall motion relative to the bulk crystal lattice.
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The impurity-drag effect in grain boundary motion
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