The impact of Zr substituted Sr hexaferrite: Investigation on structure, optic and magnetic properties
Abstract Hexaferrite (HFs) of Sr1 xZrxFe12O19 (0.00 x 0.10) have been produced through Citrate Sol gel approach. The characteristic of compositions is studied through XRD (X ray powder diffractometer) SEM (Scanning electron microscopy) EDX (Energy dispersive X ray) TEM (Transmission electron microscopy) DR% (UV Visible diffuse reflectance spectrophotometer) FT IR (Fourier transform infrared spectrophotometer) The single phase Sr hexaferrite was confirmed for each product by XRD. The crystallites size of the products was calculated as 22 40 nm range which makes this material as an appropriate candidate for high density recording media. The optical band gap tends to decrease when increasing the Zr content. The analyses of magnetization versus applied magnetic field, M(H) were performed at room (300 K; RT) and low (10 K) temperatures. The various magnetic parameters including coercivity Hc, squareness ratio (SQR Mr/Ms) remanence Mr, saturation magnetization Ms and magnetic moment nB were deduced and described in detail. At both considered temperatures, the M(H) results showed ferrimagnetic nature. It is showed that the Zr substitutions significantly affect the magnetizations data. A significant decrease in the Ms, Mr, and nB was observed with Zr substitution.
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