Modulation of magnetic and dielectric properties by Al3+ substitution in Ca3CoMnO6 ceramics
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We report a detailed study of the influence of non-magnetic Al 3+ doping on the microstructure, magnetic, and dielectric characteristics Ca 3CoMnO 6. The introduction of Al 3+ leads to the suppression of competing short-range magnetic orders, a gradual disappearance of the spin freezing peak in Ca 3CoMn 1-xAl xO 6 was observed, accompanied by the release of magnetic frustration. Moreover, a weakening of the antiferromagnetic order in Ca 3CoMnO 6 was attributed to the dilution effect induced by non-magnetic Al 3+ within the Co-Mn-Co-Mn spin chains. The dielectric measurements exhibit excellent agreement with the magnetic measurements. The substitution of Mn 4+ with Al 3+ results in the attenuation of relaxor ferroelectric behavior, accompanied by a decrease in the static freezing temperature T f and an increase in the activation energy E a. It indicates that Al 3+ substitution could well suppress the formation of polar nanoregions. With introducing Al 3+ the magnetodielectric effect of Ca 3CoMnO 6 is also significantly enhanced. For the x = 0.15 sample, the magnetodielectric effect undergoes a notable variation of approximately 10 % under a magnetic field of H = 4 T.
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OpenAlex topics: Multiferroics and related materials · Advanced Condensed Matter Physics · Magnetic and transport properties of perovskites and related materials
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