1981
DOI: 10.1002/pssa.2210650209
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The far-infrared spectra of some mixed cobalt zinc and magnesium zinc ferrites

Abstract: The far-infrared spectra of five mixed ferrites in the range 200 t o 640 cm-I are reported. Four bands are observed. The high frequency band (vl) and low frequency band (v2) are assigned to the tetrahedral and octahedral complexes, respectively. A small band (v3) around v2 is observed and its intensity increases with divalent octahedral metal ion concentration. This band is assigned to the octahedral divalent metal-oxygen ion complexes. The lowest band observed for the highest concentration of cobalt is attrib… Show more

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“…ions in the above-mentioned samples (Mazen et al 1997). The fourth vibrational band t 4 (around 265 cm -1 ) is due to the lattice vibration (Josylu and Sobhanadri 1981). It has been shown by Potakova et al (1972) that the presence of Fe 2?…”
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confidence: 85%
“…ions in the above-mentioned samples (Mazen et al 1997). The fourth vibrational band t 4 (around 265 cm -1 ) is due to the lattice vibration (Josylu and Sobhanadri 1981). It has been shown by Potakova et al (1972) that the presence of Fe 2?…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…Besides the Fe 3+ ions in octahedral sites, Co 2+ ions are also present in octahedral sites. As anticipated above, the higher-ν component (termed S (Oh) ) can be ascribed to the surface fraction of both (Fe-O) Oh and (Co-O) Oh modes, whereas the other two signals located at ~370 cm -1 and ~310 cm -1 (termed B Fe (Oh) and B Co (Oh) ) are ascribable to (Fe-O) Oh and (Co-O) Oh bulk vibrations, respectively [60]. Also in this case, the S (Oh) /B (Oh) integrated intensity ratio (where B (Oh) comprehends both B Fe (Oh) and B Co (Oh) ) depends on the calcination temperature: it decreases from 0.28 for CF450 to 0.09 for CF750, confirming the above speculations about the surface/bulk nature of the various components.…”
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“…2 (14). It has been reported previously that for inverse II-III spinels such as CoFe 2 O 4 the high-frequency band 1 belongs to the tetrahedral sites and the low-frequency band 2 to the octahedral complexes (15,16). It appears that the these bands 1 and 2 .…”
Section: Cationic Distributionmentioning
confidence: 91%