“…Among the various ferrites, cobalt ferrites have received recent attention as they possess excellent chemical stability, good mechanical hardness, remarkably high electrical resistivity, and large permeability at high frequency and cost effectiveness [3,4]. Due to these properties, cobalt ferrites have been extensively used in electronic devices [3,4], Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Target drug delivery, Hyperthermia for cancer treatment [5,6], high density storage devices, magnetic fluids [7,8], transformer cores, microwave devices, humidity and gas sensors, etc. Substitution of elements such as Chromium into Cobalt ferrites has been proposed, in order to tailor the magnetic and magneto mechanical properties of these materials [9].…”