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Properties and Structure of Iron-Containing Magnetic Glasses Based on BaB2O4–BaSiO3 Eutectic

Glass and Ceramics volume 78, pages 431–435 (2022)Cite this article

The magnetic and some physicochemical properties of glasses based on barium-borosilicate eutectic doped with iron and lithium oxides were studied. The magnetic permeability increases with increasing content of Fe2O3. The character of magnetic permeability remains unchanged when Fe2O3 and Li2O are introduced simultaneously. The formation of structural motifs of barium hexaferrite in glass is responsible for magnetic properties. According to EPR data, some iron ions are present in tetrahedral coordination, incorporating into the structural mesh of the glass, and the others in octahedral coordination, acting as a modifier.

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  1. Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry NAS RA, Erevan, Armenia

    M. A. Pogosyan & A. K. Kostanyan

  2. Institute for Physical Research NAS RA, Ashtarak, Armenia

    A. S. Manukyan

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Pogosyan, M.A., Kostanyan, A.K. & Manukyan, A.S. Properties and Structure of Iron-Containing Magnetic Glasses Based on BaB2O4–BaSiO3 Eutectic. Glass Ceram 78, 431–435 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10717-022-00426-z

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Key words

  • borosilicate glass
  • eutectic
  • magnetic permeability
  • thermal expansion
  • rhenium
  • x-ray phase analysis
  • paramagnetic resonance