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Piezoelectricity: A Brief History of its Discovery and Physical Principles Using the Example of Low Quartz
Piezoelectricity is a key phenomenon in solid-state physics and has significant technological relevance. In teaching, however, it is often treated either without a historical context or an explicit link to the microscopic crystal structure, meaning that a crucial level of understanding remains untap
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