2020
DOI: 10.1007/s10971-020-05359-z
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Dielectric, impedance, and modulus spectroscopic studies of lanthanum-doped nickel spinel ferrites NiLaxFe2-xO4 nanoparticles

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“…Where ν1 and ν2 are high frequency and low frequency bands respectively, M shows the molecular weight of the composition. The values of tetrahedral and octahedral radii were also determined using the following formulas: Rtetra = a √3 (u -0.25) -Ro (11) Rocta = a (5/8-u) -Ro (12) Where Rtetra and Rocta represents the tetrahedral and octahedral radii respectively, 'a' is the lattice parameter and 'u' is the oxygen position parameter. For FCC structure the value of oxygen parameters is 0.375.…”
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“…Where ν1 and ν2 are high frequency and low frequency bands respectively, M shows the molecular weight of the composition. The values of tetrahedral and octahedral radii were also determined using the following formulas: Rtetra = a √3 (u -0.25) -Ro (11) Rocta = a (5/8-u) -Ro (12) Where Rtetra and Rocta represents the tetrahedral and octahedral radii respectively, 'a' is the lattice parameter and 'u' is the oxygen position parameter. For FCC structure the value of oxygen parameters is 0.375.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Figure 4(b) depicts, the minimal AC-conductivity in the low frequency range can be due to the higher resistance of the grain-boundaries, because of charge carrier exchange (hopping) between Fe 2+ and Fe 3+ ions at octahedral sites, the grains are conductive in the high frequency field. As a result, the hopping frequency rises as the applied electric field frequency rises, and the AC conductivity rises [11]. The applied frequency has a large impact on real and imaginary components of impedance.…”
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