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STUDY OF THE CONDUCTION PHENOMENON IN THE SYSTEM Zn(1-x)FeCrO4Nix

STUDY OF THE CONDUCTION PHENOMENON IN THE SYSTEM Zn(1-x)FeCrO4Nix

Zhou Yuan
Hsia Yuanfu
Zhang Shiyuan
Chen Kunji
Nuclear Science and TechniquesVol.4, No.1pp.28-32Published in print 01 Feb 1993
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In order to explore an "anomalous" conduction phenomenon in the system Zn(1-x)FeCrO4Nix which was investigated with Mossbauer spectra, X-rays diffraction, Infrared spectra and other methods. The results show that the conductivity anomaly is not an intrinsic behavior but arises from the moisture-adsorption. Their native conduction is similar to that of semiconductors, obeying the relationship σ= σ exp (Ea/KT). All samples crystallize in cubic symmetry and their lattice parameters increase with x. The cation distribution is ( Zn(1-x)Fex) [Fe(1-x)NixCr]O4. No phase change occurs in the temperature range from 283 to 423 K.

Resistivity anomalyZn(1-x)FeCrO4NixMossbauer effect
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