Magnetic properties of glass systems (Lead Bismuthate)

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Abstract

XPS has been used to find structural information on the xPbO.(1-X)Bi2O5 glass system where x=0.23, 0.36, 0.44 and 0.55. The binding energies from the Pbf7/2 and 4f5/2 core levels decrease with increasing PbO content while the full-width at half concentrated of these peaks increase. The Ois spectra show an asymmetryfor samples having composition x<0.6, which results from oxygen atomare the B-O-B conformationas well asoxygen atom in the Bi-O-Pb and Pb-O-Pbconfiguration. The no of non-bridging O was establish to grow thing 82% near 93% with grow thingPbOcomfortable.The documents aresteadybyresolves from magnetic susceptibility dimensions on the similarcrystalexamples.PbObond are appropriateextra covalent in environmentallyPbOandfinallyPbOaltered its role of glass. In addition to the paramagnetic involvementin Bi4+, The Susceptibility of Oxide Glasses Covers Of +ve Constant Contribution.

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Krishna Kumariy, B., Kumari, S., & Sireesha, N. (2019). Magnetic properties of glass systems (Lead Bismuthate). International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, 8(11), 2391–2395. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijitee.J9581.0981119

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