journal article·2021-07

Influence of Cu substitution and Bi2O3 doping on magnetic properties of low-temperature-fired NiCuZn ferrites

Junbo Chen, Hua Su, Yulan Jing, Yuanxun Li, Xiaoli Tang, Qihai Lu

Ceramics International· Volume 47· Issue 14
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