Physics – Condensed Matter – Materials Science
Scientific paper
2012-03-14
Physics
Condensed Matter
Materials Science
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Scientific paper
We have investigated room temperature ferromagnetism in Al-doped magnesium oxide, Mg(Al)O nanoparticles with Al fractions of up to 5 at.%. While the room temperature saturation magnetization initially increases with Al concentration, reaching a maximum of 0.023 emu/g at 2 at.% of Al, at larger Al contents the magnetism is suppressed. Vacuum annealing of Mg(Al)O at 600 oC produces an increase in the room temperature saturation magnetization by a factor of two for 2 at.% Al-doped MgO. Our results suggest that both Al doping and oxygen vacancies play an important role in the development of room temperature ferromagnetism.
Lawes Gavin
Mandal Balaji P.
Mishra Debabrata
Mukherjee Rupam
Nadgorny Boris
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