journal article·2011-02

Effect of low level substitution of Sr–Ba on transport and magnetic behaviour of La0·67Ca0·33MnO3

B MUNIRATHINAM, M KRISHNAIAH, M MANIVEL RAJA, S ARUMUGAM, K PORSEZIAN

Bulletin of Materials Science· Volume 34· Issue 1
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In this paper we report the investigation of transition metal oxide compound, La0·67Ca0·25Sr0·04Ba0·04MnO3 (LCSBMO), along with La0·67Ca0·33MnO3 (LCMO), synthesized by sol–gel route under identical conditions. The effect of simultaneous low level substitution of large size ions such as Sr2+ and Ba2 + for Ca2 + ions on the electronic transport and magnetic susceptibility properties are analysed and compared apart from microstructure and lattice parameters. The temperature dependent electrical transport of the polycrystalline pellets of LCSBMO and LCMO when obeying the well studied law, \(\rho = \rho0 + \rho2 \;T2\) for T TMI, the polaron activation energy is found to differ by about 11%. In addition, the temperature dependent a.c. magnetic susceptibility study of the compounds shows a shift of about 6% in the paramagnetic to ferromagnetic transition temperature (285 K for LCSBMO and 270 K for LCMO).
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic and transport properties of perovskites and related materials · Advanced Condensed Matter Physics · Rare-earth and actinide compounds

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