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Magnetic and processability studies on rubber ferrite composites based on natural rubber and mixed ferrite

Malini et al., 2001

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6267383216002570832
Author
Malini K
Mohammed E
Sindhu S
Joy P
Date S
Kulkarni S
Kurian P
Anantharaman M
Publication year
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Journal of Materials science

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Polycrystalline single phasic mixed ferrites belonging to the series Ni 1− x Zn x Fe 2 O 4 for various values of x have been prepared by conventional ceramic techniques. Pre- characterized nickel zinc ferrites were then incorporated into a natural rubber matrix …
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