journal article·2024-12

Crystal structure and magnetic properties of Fe doped BaTiO3 at morphotropic phase boundary

P.T. Tho, D.V. Karpinsky, S. Husain, N.V. Khien, M.V. Silibin, T.D. Thanh, B.W. Lee, B.D. Nhi, D.S. Lam, D.H. Manh, L.T. Ha, N. Tran

Ceramics International· Volume 50· Issue 23
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