2019
DOI: 10.1007/s10854-019-00864-6
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Structure, morphology and magnetodielectric investigations of BaTi1−xFexO3−δ ceramics

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“…The lesser value of intrinsic magnetodielectric constants at IT are obtained and listed in Table 3. The intrinsic MD constant of Fe-substituted BTO ceramics is -3.7% where the sample calcination and sintering temperatures are 950 o C/5h and 1300 o C/2h that has already been reported [23]. In this work, there is only less value of intrinsic magnetodielectric constant due to the high calcination temperature of 1050 o C/4h and sintering temperature of 1370 o C/2h that stabilizes the Hphase through the generation of oxygen vacancies.…”
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confidence: 61%
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“…The lesser value of intrinsic magnetodielectric constants at IT are obtained and listed in Table 3. The intrinsic MD constant of Fe-substituted BTO ceramics is -3.7% where the sample calcination and sintering temperatures are 950 o C/5h and 1300 o C/2h that has already been reported [23]. In this work, there is only less value of intrinsic magnetodielectric constant due to the high calcination temperature of 1050 o C/4h and sintering temperature of 1370 o C/2h that stabilizes the Hphase through the generation of oxygen vacancies.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 61%
“…In La, Ho & Gd doped BFO system, the new magnetic interaction of Ho-Fe, Ho-Ho through the oxygen brings the magnetisation along with Fe-Fe interaction [44]. In Fe-enforced BTO, the observed ferromagnetisation depends on the structural heterogeneity [23] whereas; in this present case, it is independent of the structural heterogeneity (T + H phase) since M r improved as the increase of T-phase. Therefore, the observed magnetisation entirely originated from the co-contribution of Fe 3+ -O 2− -Fe 3+ super-exchange interactions and a new Gd 3+ -O 2− -Gd 3+ interaction.…”
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