journal article·2025-09

Magneto-dielectric properties of GNPs modified Co0.7Cu0.3Ho0.1Fe1.9O4 nanocomposites with the balanced dielectric-magnetic loss for high frequency applications

Zeshan Munir, Nasir Amin, Muhammad Imran Arshad

Ceramics International· Volume 51· Issue 21
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