journal article·2014-03

Effect of Ho3+doping on the electric, dielectric, ferromagnetic properties and TC of BiFeO3 ceramics

G.L Song, G.J. Ma, J. Su, T.X. Wang, H.Y. Yang, F.G. Chang

Ceramics International· Volume 40· Issue 2
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Abstract Multiferroic Bi 1− x Ho x FeO 3 ( x =0, 0.05, 0.1, 0.15, 0.2) ceramics have been prepared by rapid liquid phase sintering method. The effect of Ho doping on the structure, electrical, dielectric, ferromagnetism properties and T C of BiFeO 3 ceramics is studied. The result shows that all the peaks for Bi 1− x Ho x FeO 3 samples can be indexed according to the crystal structure of pure BiFeO 3 by XRD. When x =0.15 and 0.2, the samples consist of two phases including rhombohedral and orthorhombic. Ho doping BiFeO 3 enhanced the electrical properties with lower leakage current density. This dielectric behavior of Bi 1− x Ho x FeO 3 ceramics varies with content x and frequency, which might be understood in terms of oxygen vacancy, the displacement of Fe 3+ ions and lattice phase transition. The magnetic moment of Bi 1− x Ho x FeO 3 ceramics varies with temperature from 300 to 1000 K at 5 kOe. It shows that the T N of BiFeO 3 changes slightly from 638 K to 632 K with Ho 3+ doping. The magnetic Curie temperature of Bi 1− x Ho x FeO 3 will reduce from 970 K to 890 K with increasing Ho 3+ content, depending mainly on the Fe–O–Fe super-exchange and magnetic structure of relative stability. By measuring the magnetic hysteresis loops, all the samples exhibit weak ferromagnetic behavior under 890 K and paramagnetism above 890 K. It evidences that the ferromagnetic phase transition of Bi 1− x Ho x FeO 3 samples occurs at 890 K.
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