Co-precipitation of a Ni–Zn ferrite precursor powder: Effects of heat treatment conditions and deagglomeration on the structure and magnetic properties
Authors:
- Susana M. OlheroSOSusana M. Olhero
- Das SomaDSDas Soma
- Vitor S. AmaralVAVitor S. Amaral
- Tim W. ButtonTBTim W. Button
- Fernando J. AlvesFAFernando J. Alves
- José M.F. FerreiraJosé M.F. Ferreira
- 1 August 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of the European Ceramic Society
- Vol. 32 (10) , 2469-2476
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