2016
DOI: 10.1007/s00339-016-0265-7
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Correlation between structural, optical and magnetic properties of Mn-doped ZnO

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“…The slope of the β cos θ vs. 4 sin θ Y −1 plots shown in figure 4 gives the σ value for each sample and the square of the slope of the β cos θ vs. 2 5/2 sin θ Y −1/2 plots shown in figure 5 equals to the u values. We have also calculated the atomic packing factor (APF) from the following equation [37]. The calculated APF for pristine and doped ZnO is ∼75%, implying that the introduction of Sm did not lead to a significant change in packing fraction, in agreement with earlier studies [37,38]:…”
Section: Xrpd Analysissupporting
confidence: 85%
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“…The slope of the β cos θ vs. 4 sin θ Y −1 plots shown in figure 4 gives the σ value for each sample and the square of the slope of the β cos θ vs. 2 5/2 sin θ Y −1/2 plots shown in figure 5 equals to the u values. We have also calculated the atomic packing factor (APF) from the following equation [37]. The calculated APF for pristine and doped ZnO is ∼75%, implying that the introduction of Sm did not lead to a significant change in packing fraction, in agreement with earlier studies [37,38]:…”
Section: Xrpd Analysissupporting
confidence: 85%
“…We have also calculated the atomic packing factor (APF) from the following equation [37]. The calculated APF for pristine and doped ZnO is ∼75%, implying that the introduction of Sm did not lead to a significant change in packing fraction, in agreement with earlier studies [37,38]:…”
Section: Xrpd Analysissupporting
confidence: 85%
“…The L value was computed to be 0.197375 nm, and this is very close to the reported one (0.19767 nm) [34]. Atomic packing factor (APF%) was computed from the following relation [35]:…”
Section: Xrd Analysissupporting
confidence: 74%
“…The atomic packing fraction (APF) [43] was calculated using the Eq. (6) The measured value of APF was approximately 75.18%, while for bulk ZnO value of APF is 74%.…”
Section: Characterizationmentioning
confidence: 99%