Ferrimagnetic oxides

The present method is applicable not only to ferromagnetic and ferrimagnetic oxides but also to antiferromagnetic oxides, which are macroscopically not magnets. [Pg.405]

Smit, J., Wijn, H. P. J. Ferrites Physical Properties of Ferrimagnetic Oxides in Relation to their Technical Applications, John Wiley, N.Y. Philips Tech. Libr., London 1959... [Pg.73]

Goiter EW (1954) Saturation magnetization and crystal chemistry of ferrimagnetic oxides. Phihps Res Rep 9 295-355... [Pg.199]

Lotgering FK, Inorg J (1959) Topotactical reactions with ferrimagnetic oxides having hexagonal crystal structures— I. J hung Nucl Chem 9 113-123... [Pg.42]

Many ferrimagnetic oxides are chemically stable in air, therefore surface studies should be straightforward. However, to enhance the surface contribution coatings with Fe or Co are often applied. The hyperfine field at the surface of y-FejO, acicular particles, a few tenths of a micron in length, has been much investigated. Particles coated either with or radioactive were studied in... [Pg.404]

A lack of spin alignment has been observed by Mossbauer spectroscopy experiments in applied fields up to 100 kOe for several nanometer ferrimagnetic oxides, for instance, with... [Pg.406]

E. W. Gorter. Saturation magnetization, crystal chemistry of ferrimagnetic oxides. Philps Res. Rep., 9 403-443, 1954. [Pg.32]

Byeon SH, Lee SS, Parise JB, Woodward PM, Hur NH (2005) A new ferrimagnetic oxide CaCu3Cr2Sb20i2 high-pressure synthesis, structure, and magnetic properties. Chem Mater 17 3552-3557... [Pg.85]

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