2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.ceramint.2018.07.126
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Study of structural transformation and hysteresis behavior of Mg-Sr substituted X-type hexaferrites

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“…14 (b) as a function of frequency. The present graph explains the brief information about the charge transport mechanism, such as ion dynamics, conductivity relaxation and electrical transport mechanism as a function of the frequency [62]. The maximum value (M" ~0.075 at 2 MHz) is observed in the sample prepared with 52.5 g ginger root extract (Sample (C)).…”
Section: Electric Modulus Analysismentioning
confidence: 78%
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“…14 (b) as a function of frequency. The present graph explains the brief information about the charge transport mechanism, such as ion dynamics, conductivity relaxation and electrical transport mechanism as a function of the frequency [62]. The maximum value (M" ~0.075 at 2 MHz) is observed in the sample prepared with 52.5 g ginger root extract (Sample (C)).…”
Section: Electric Modulus Analysismentioning
confidence: 78%
“…Analysis of electric modulus is very important to understand the various parameters of electrical transport performance such as the rate of ion hopping and conductivity relaxation time contribution to the conductivity of the prepared hexaferrite material [62].…”
Section: Electric Modulus Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The variation in the composition's volume further demonstrated that the metal ions were successfully substituted in the right spot. [ 27 ]…”
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“…[ 107 ] The substitution of cations and the condition of the synthetic method determine the different electrical, magnetic, and mechanical properties. [ 108 ] Ye et al [ 109 ] synthesized X type hexaferrite by solid‐state reaction at 1240 and 1300 °C for 5 h. They obtained a single crystalline phase, and the saturation magnetization for the entire samples decreased with temperature. When sintered at 1240 and 1300 °C, the sample with x = 2 demonstrated a maximum MWA of 99.975% and 99.97%, respectively.…”
Section: Hexagonal Ferritesmentioning
confidence: 99%