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Synthesis of lanthanum manganite powders via combustion reactions: some aspects of the influence of magnetic field and charge generation in precursors on the formation of properties
Alexander A. Ostroushko, Iliya D. Gagarin, Egor V. Kudyukov, Tatiana Yu. Zhulanova, Anastasya E. Permyakova, Olga V. Russkikh Ural Federal University Scientific Research Institute of Physics and Applied Mathematics, Ekaterinburg, Russia
Abstract:
The mutual influence of the process of electric charge generation in nitrate organic precursors and a constant external magnetic field on the magnetic properties formation was considered for lanthanum strontium manganite La$_{0.7}$Sr$_{0.3}$MnO$_{3\pm y}$ powders obtained via combustion reactions. The investigated properties of the obtained samples include hysteresis, magnetocaloric and magnetoresistive effects. The correlation between formation process of extended ensembles of nanoparticles and the functional properties of complex oxide materials was also discussed. The manifestation of a strong magneto-gas-selective effect has been observed during the combustion of precursors in a constant magnetic field, which affects the charge generation process.
Keywords:
complex oxides, lanthanum manganite, synthesis, combustion reactions, nitrate-organic systems, nanoparticles, charges generation, magnetic properties, magneto-gas selective effect.
Received: 27.07.2023 Revised: 06.10.2023 Accepted: 08.10.2023
Citation:
Alexander A. Ostroushko, Iliya D. Gagarin, Egor V. Kudyukov, Tatiana Yu. Zhulanova, Anastasya E. Permyakova, Olga V. Russkikh, “Synthesis of lanthanum manganite powders via combustion reactions: some aspects of the influence of magnetic field and charge generation in precursors on the formation of properties”, Nanosystems: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, 14:5 (2023), 571–583
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