Abstract:Different studies carried out in the last three decades on the magnetic susceptibility of the spinel ZnFe2O4 ferrite have revealed the positive character of its Curie–Weiss temperature, contradicting its observed antiferromagnetic behavior which is characterized by a well-defined susceptibility peak centered around the Neel temperature (10 K). Some approaches based on ab initio calculations and mixture of interactions have been attempted to explain this anomaly. This work shows how for very low values of the i… Show more
In this work, we are showing the results of the X- and Q-band electron magnetic resonance measurements of ultra-small Zn1-xMnxFe2O4 nanoparticles (c.a. 8 nm) with a very narrow size distribution....
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