Dielectric and magnetic properties of oxides of tin and iron and their composites – a comparative study

Composites of nanomaterials hold a great promise as they usefully combine the functional properties of their constituents. The present study therefore focuses on a comparison of the magnetic, electrical and dielectric properties of pure α-Fe2O3, SnO2 and their lesser-researched composites α-Fe2O3.Sn...

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