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Cation Disorder and Magnetic Properties of Certain Garnet Type Crystals

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Amorphous Magnetism
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The garnet of composition Bi3−2xCa2xFe5−xVxO12 (BiCaVIG) is derived from the well known yttrium iron garnet (YIG) wherein Y3+ ions are completely replaced by a combination of Ca2+ and Bi3+ ions and Fe3+ ions are partly substituted with V5+ ions (1, 2).Though BiCaVIG is isostructural to YIG one can expect a certain amount of difference between the crystal fields in the crystallographic sites in these two compounds. One way to study the crystal fields would be to study and compare the magnetic behaviour of a paramagnetic ion when present in these two crystals, as it is well known that the energy levels of an ion are perturbed by the crystal field and its symmetry. Further one can also expect that the presence of cations of different chemical nature as in the BiCaVIG lattice to modify the energy levels as it will be shown later. In this work we will describe the magnetic properties of some paramagnetic ions such as Co2+ (3d7), Ru3+ (4d5) and Tb3+ (4f8), when they are doped in BiCaVIG crystals and compare the results with those obtained when they are present in YIG crystal. Such differences in behaviour could tell us about the sites wherein are present the paramagnetic ions.

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Krishnan, R. (1973). Cation Disorder and Magnetic Properties of Certain Garnet Type Crystals. In: Hooper, H.O., de Graaf, A.M. (eds) Amorphous Magnetism. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-4568-8_47

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