Which mechanism limits the potential energy density within a barium titanate crystal?

💡 Explanation

Ferroelectric domain pinning limits energy density because the **motion of domain walls** is impeded by lattice defects. Therefore, energy isn't stored infinitely; rather than reaching breakdown, the domain reorientation halts due to lattice constraints and spatial charge buildup.

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