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Crystal Structure and Multiferroic Behaviors of Solid Solution (1-y)BiFe_(1-x)Mn_xO₃-yBaTiO₃

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It is expected that BiFeO₃-based materials will have both ferroelectricity and ferromagnetism. (1-y)BiFe_(1-_x₎Mn_xO₃-yBaTiO₃ system was prepared using solid state reaction method. The goal of this study is to uncover the impacts of Mn doping and BaTiO₃content on the crystal structure, magnetism and ferroelectric properties. By forming a solid solution with BaTiO₃, stable perovskite BiFeO₃ was achieved. The rhombohedrally distorted (1-y)BiFe_(1-_x₎Mn_xO₃-yBaTiO₃showed weak ferromagnetism due to the composition of BaTiO₃ and the doping of Mn ion. 0.8BiFe_0.9Mn_0.1O₃-0.2BaTiO₃ and 0.7BiFe_0.9Mn_0.1O₃-0.3BaTiO₃ ceramics exhibited typical P-E hysteresis loops.

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Mei Mei Wu*, Lin Feng He, Guo Hai Wei, Yu Qing Li

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BaTiO₃, BiFeO₃, Crystal Structure, Ferroelectricity, Magnetism

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