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Synthesis and characterization of SrFe12O19 powder obtained by hydrothermal process

Jean et al., 2010

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6171680819729672177
Author
Jean M
Nachbaur V
Bran J
Le Breton J
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Journal of Alloys and compounds

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We have synthesized strontium hexaferrite particles in an alkaline medium using a hydrothermal process at 180° C. Our results show that to obtain a quasi-single SrFe12O19 phase, the Fe/Sr ratio in the initial solution must be equal to 8. However, the powders …
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