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Physica B: Condensed Matter, 2010
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Ferromagnetism is observed in LiNiO3 nanocrystals exposed to a reducing atmosphere intended to cr... more Ferromagnetism is observed in LiNiO3 nanocrystals exposed to a reducing atmosphere intended to create oxygen vacancies. The existence of vacancies is confirmed by measuring the oxygen depletion across the selected nanoparticles by TEM. The magnetism shows no temperature dependence in the range of 4– 300 K. The density functional theory was used to perform spin polarized electronic structure calculations for LiNiO3 with and without oxygen vacancies. The calculated magnetic data qualitatively support the observed magnetic behavior.
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Physica B: Condensed Matter, 2010
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Ferromagnetism is observed in LiNiO3 nanocrystals exposed to a reducing atmosphere intended to cr... more Ferromagnetism is observed in LiNiO3 nanocrystals exposed to a reducing atmosphere intended to create oxygen vacancies. The existence of vacancies is confirmed by measuring the oxygen depletion across the selected nanoparticles by TEM. The magnetism shows no temperature dependence in the range of 4– 300 K. The density functional theory was used to perform spin polarized electronic structure calculations for LiNiO3 with and without oxygen vacancies. The calculated magnetic data qualitatively support the observed magnetic behavior.
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