Structural and electrical transport studies in Bi-substituted Yttrium Chromite

Mannepalli, Venkateswara Rao; Ramadurai, Ranjith

doi:10.1007/s10854-017-6514-5

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“…Dielectric loss indicated that chromates display the characteristic of charge carrier to itinerary of oxygen vacancy with increasing temperature and the Bi content [256]. Moreover, the grain contribution dominated the conductivity in orthochromates [257]. An increase of grain size in Bi-doped samples largely decreases the conductivity.…”

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Relationship between materials processing, microscopic and macroscopic properties, and applications.• Structural and dielectric properties, incompatibility between structure and ferroelectricity, and origin of ferroelectricity.• Nature of weak ferromagnetism in a main antiferromagnetic matrix.• Magnetic properties, negative magnetization, and magnetic reversal behavior.• Optical properties, local polar domains, leakage current, size of charge displacement, and magnetoelectric effect.

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“…An increase of grain size in Bi-doped samples largely decreases the conductivity. This was attributed to inherent Cr 3+ electronic configuration or charge-carrier hopping resulting from intrinsic defects of Cr 4+ in Bi-doped YCrO 3 [257].…”

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