Dielectric and magnetic properties of BiFeO3 ceramics prepared by hydrothermal synthesis

The effects of mechanical activation energy on the solid-state synthesis process of BiFeO3

“…9. The thin and linear field-dependent loops suggest an antiferromagnetically ordered state which was reported earlier for BiFeO 3 [24,31]. The local short-range magnetic ordering of BiFeO 3 is the G-type antiferromagnet in which each Fe 3+ with spin-up is surrounded by six of the nearest Fe neighbors with spin-down [32].…”

Structural, Magnetic, and Dielectric Properties of Sn-Doped BiFeO3: Experiment and DFT Analysis

“…The dielectric loss (ɛ") that had shown in Fig. 6b exhibits a slight descending trend as the frequency increases from 1 to 3 GHz with few peaks of resonance effect [45,46]. It is observed that, by increasing the frequency of applied oscillating electric field, the energy loss in dielectric decreases.…”

Elucidating the real effect of Ba and Co doping on the magnetic and optical properties of BiFeO3

“…Traditionally, these synthesis methods take place at low temperatures and are cost effective. One of them, is the low temperature method called hydrothermal synthesis, however high pressure is required [21]. Other methods such as the microemulsion technique and solution combustion synthesis can only obtain nearly phase pure BiFeO 3 with traces of secondary phases [22,23].…”