The dependence of saturation induction at room temperature upon composition for the substitution of nonmagnetic ions into BaFe12O19, into BaM2Fe16O27 (where M2=Ni 2, Ni1.5Cu0.5, Zn2), and into the mixture BaNiFe14O23 is given. Evidence is presented for the existence of points of magnetic compensation in a number of series wherein aluminum is substituted for iron. The distribution that gallium takes in these structures appears to depend upon the sites occupied by divalent metal ions. © 1957 The American Institute of Physics.
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Van Uitert, L. G., & Swanekamp, F. W. (1957). Permanent magnet oxides containing divalent metal ions. II. Journal of Applied Physics, 28(4), 482–485. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1722776
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