1993
DOI: 10.1002/pssa.2211360208
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Composition Dependence of the Elastic Moduli of Mixed Lithium—Zinc Ferrites

Abstract: Mixed Li-Zn ferrites are prepared by the well-known double sintering ceramic technique. From the X-ray diffraction studies lattice parameters are calculated and their variation with composition is explained on the basis of the tetrahedral ionic radius. The bulk density of the specimens are determined by the hydrostatic method. The ultrasonic compressional (6) and shear (V,) velocities of mixed Li-Zn ferrites are measured at room temperature using the ultrasonic pulse transmission technique. The elastic moduli … Show more

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“…This value of the Poisson ratio is in good agreement with other spinel ferrites. 29,36,37 The calculated values of G, s, E, V t , V l and V m for the two samples are consistent with those obtained from the ultrasonic pulse transmission (UPT) technique [39][40][41] and for various ferrite spinels using FTIR data. 42,43 In addition, unless corrected to a void-free state, the measured elastic moduli are not signicant.…”
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confidence: 79%
“…This value of the Poisson ratio is in good agreement with other spinel ferrites. 29,36,37 The calculated values of G, s, E, V t , V l and V m for the two samples are consistent with those obtained from the ultrasonic pulse transmission (UPT) technique [39][40][41] and for various ferrite spinels using FTIR data. 42,43 In addition, unless corrected to a void-free state, the measured elastic moduli are not signicant.…”
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confidence: 79%
“…Table 3 gives the experimental values of electrical conductivity and Seebeck coefficient values at room temperature. The carrier concentration for these ferrites was calculated using the formula given by morin and gebella [12].…”
Section: Composition Dependence Of Seebeck Coefficient (S)mentioning
confidence: 99%