“…[16][17][18] The distribution of cations between tetrahedral (A) and octahedral (B) positions has a signicant impact on the crystal structure, microwave, and magnetic properties of spinel ferrites. 19,20 This aspect makes it possible to use spinel ferrites in ecology and biomedicine, electronics, and industry for various purposes, including targeted drug delivery, 21 MRI, 22 battery cathode materials, 23 longitudinal recording media, 24 and anodes, 25 gas sensors, 26 antennas, 27 microelectronics. 28 Ferrites based on nickel ions have outstanding magnetic and electrical characteristics (low eddy current loss and coercivity, high magnetic permeability and mechanical hardness, extremely high electrical resistivity, and high operating frequency).…”