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Studies on multiferroic properties of single phasic Bi0. 85Ho0. 05Sm0. 1FeO3 ceramics

Rajesh et al., 2018

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10436573793756718808
Author
Rajesh R
John Ethilton S
Ramachandran K
Giridharan N
Ramesh Kumar K
Vadla S
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International Journal of Modern Physics B

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Single-phase polycrystalline Bi 0. 8 5 Ho 0. 0 5 Sm 0. 1 FeO3 ceramic is prepared by conventional solid state route. The co-doping of Sm and Ho (via Bi site) in BiFeO3 controls the formation of secondary phases. The Rietveld refinement analysis shows an increasing …
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