Effect of La-Zn Doping on Magnetic Properties of SrFe12O19

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La-Zn doped strontium ferrite, Sr1-xZnxFe12(1-x) La12xO19, was prepared by chemical co-precipitation method. The samples were characterized by XRD, SEM and VSM and the results reveal that La-Zn ions are dispersed completely into the strontium ferrite lattice at 900°C. The VSM analysis shows that Hcj increases to 240.1 KA/m, almost double the value of the original sample. And the specific saturation magnetization increases from 48.78 A • m2/Kg to 63.11A• m2/Kg.

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