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Influence of CoFe2O4 particle size on the development of in-situ phases and magnetic properties of ex-situ combustion derived ferrite-BaTiO3 composite

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The evolved in-situ phases may tune the structural parameters and magnetic properties of the ferrite-BaTiO3 based composite. Here, CoFe2O4 is prepared, and its particle size is modified by calcination temperature. Further, it investigates the influence of CoFe2O4 particle size on the development of in-situ phases in ferrite-BaTiO3 based composite prepared via an ex-situ gel- combustion and studies its structural parameters as well as magnetic properties at different calcination temperatures. In-situ phases such as plate-like morphologies of barium hexaferrite and hexagonal barium titanate are evolved along with polyhedral barium titanate and cobalt ferrite in these composites, but the development of these in-situ phases is found to be dependent on the particle size of CoFe2O4 as well as calcination temperature of the composite powders. Structural parameters, crystallite size, particle size, weight% of phases, and M-H loop as a function of the calcination temperature of these composites have been studied in detail.

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Pachari, S., Pratihar, S.K. & Nayak, B.B. Influence of CoFe2O4 particle size on the development of in-situ phases and magnetic properties of ex-situ combustion derived ferrite-BaTiO3 composite. J Electroceram (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10832-024-00352-2

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