ArticleACS physical chemistry Au2025
Unveiling the Impact of Spin and Cation Dynamics on Raman Spectroscopy in Co-Ferrite.
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- Cation and Spin Interactions in Cadmium Ferrite: A Quantum Mechanical Study.International journal of molecular sciences · 2025Article
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Abstract
Raman spectroscopy offers profound insights into the vibrational dynamics of spinel ferrites, yet the precise assignment of these modes presents a notable challenge. This difficulty stems from the complex structure of spinel ferrites, where metal cations of varying spins populate distinct lattice sites, complicating the spectroscopic characterization. Specifically, cobalt ferrite is extensively utilized in electronic applications due to its superior magnetic properties, influenced significantly by the degree of inversion, denoted as (
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