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The microstructure of (\mathrm{SrO})-doped (\mathrm{CaTiO}{3}) ceramics was investigated using transmission electron microscopy (TEM). It was found that the excess SrO forms insertion planar precipitates which are coherently intergrown with the (\mathrm{CaTiO}{3}) crystal. Two different types of (\mathrm{SrO}) intergrowth were observed: ((101) /(001) \mathrm{SrO} /(020)) and ((020) /(001) \mathrm{SrO} /(020)). The phenomenon is similar to that observed by Ruddlesden and Popper in the system (\mathrm{SrTiO}_{3}-\mathrm{SrO}). 1993 Academic Press. Inc.
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