2022
DOI: 10.1007/s00339-022-05506-z
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Structural, FTIR, optical, mechanical and magnetic properties of Zn1−xFexO with various Fe nanopowder additions

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“…The increase of unit cell volume with the nickel composition is in accord with the rise of magnetic interaction and lattice strain [71]. The FM configuration of Cd 34 ZnNiS 36 alloys gives a theoretical magnetic moment of nickel in the unit cell equals to m 1.8 , B which is close to the experimental value m 1.6 B [72] and with our recent work in CuNiO GGA+U study [73]. The switch to the FM character by incorporation of nickel in the CdZnS matrix can be attributed to the high magnetic moment of the Ni atom due to the splitting of the localized state (3d 8 ), especially since the remaining atoms are nonmagnetic.…”
Section: Structural Optimizationsupporting
confidence: 86%
“…The increase of unit cell volume with the nickel composition is in accord with the rise of magnetic interaction and lattice strain [71]. The FM configuration of Cd 34 ZnNiS 36 alloys gives a theoretical magnetic moment of nickel in the unit cell equals to m 1.8 , B which is close to the experimental value m 1.6 B [72] and with our recent work in CuNiO GGA+U study [73]. The switch to the FM character by incorporation of nickel in the CdZnS matrix can be attributed to the high magnetic moment of the Ni atom due to the splitting of the localized state (3d 8 ), especially since the remaining atoms are nonmagnetic.…”
Section: Structural Optimizationsupporting
confidence: 86%
“…Figure 3(a) shows optical absorbance (A) against wavelengths (λ) for SnO 2 , Cu/SnO 2 , and Fe/SnO 2 composites. The curves show a remarkable decrease in A as the wavelength increases within the UV region (220-400 nm), which is caused by improving the free carrier density [43]. The values of A drop, in general, for the Cu/SnO 2 and Fe/SnO 2 composites, and the rate of reduction is higher for the Cu/SnO 2 in…”
Section: Optical Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 94%