Gd doping effect on structural, electrical and dielectric properties in HoCrO3 orthochromites for electric applications

Research on the physical properties of LiMn0.5Fe2O4 spinel ferrites by the combination of optical, magnetic, and dielectric behaviors

“…This can be explained by the interface states' inability to follow the applied electric eld. 67 Finally, these results prove that the investigated sample could be suitable for many technological applications (Li-ion batteries, electronic devices, microwaves, fuel cells, and lowtemperature cored ceramics applications). 42…”

“…73 The pronounced peaks in the higher frequency range are associated with the bulk effect (the grain's effect). 67 The more the temperatures increase, the peaks shift towards the higher region of frequencies, indicating the existence of a thermally activated relaxation process. Thus, we can differentiate two frequency regions according to the frequency corresponding to the modulus peak maxima positions.…”

“…The obtained result asserts that this approach is an advisable tool for studying the dielectric relaxation phenomenon in the material. 67 …”

“…73 The pronounced peaks in the higher frequency range are associated with the bulk effect (the grain's effect). 67 The more the Fig. 13 The variation of dielectric loss as a function of frequencies at various temperatures.…”

Influence of the Physical Properties on the Antibacterial and Photocatalytic Behavior of Ag-Doped Indium Sulfide Film Deposited by Spray Pyrolysis

“…This behavior indicates a sudden hopping, including translation motion, and, according to theoretical models [48][49][50][51][52][53][54], the nature of the activation is by the correlated barrier hopping (CBH) mechanism. According to the CBH mechanism, the correlation of s 1 with the temperature is [56,57]:…”