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@article{183713,
        author = {Yogesh A. Chaudhari},
        title = {Preparation and Dielectric Studies of BiFe1-x+yBaxCoy¬O3 (x, y = 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4) Nanoceramic Samples Using Solution Combustion Method},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {2025},
        volume = {12},
        number = {3},
        pages = {2898-2901},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=183713},
        abstract = {This paper presents the formulation of Ba and Co doping at Fe site in the BiFeO3 ceramics such as BiFe0.8Ba0.1Co0.1¬O3, BiFe0.6Ba0.2Co0.2¬O3, BiFe0.4Ba0.3Co0.3¬O3 and BiFe0.2Ba0.4Co0.4¬O3 samples by using solution combustion method.   These ceramic samples BiFe0.8Ba0.1Co0.1¬O3BiFe0.6Ba0.2Co0.2¬O3, BiFe0.4Ba0.3Co0.3¬O3 and BiFe0.2Ba0.4Co0.4¬O3 were prepared using metal nitrates and glycine fuel as primary resources. These chemically produced powder samples were ground in an acetone medium, calcined in a furnace at various temperatures, and then pelletized. The dielectric constant as a function of temperature studies were carried out at 1 kHz, 3 kHz and 5kHz frequencies for the BiFe0.8Ba0.1Co0.1¬O3, BiFe0.6Ba0.2Co0.2¬O3, BiFe0.4Ba0.3Co0.3¬O3 and BiFe0.2Ba0.4Co0.4¬O3 ceramics},
        keywords = {This paper presents the formulation of Ba and Co doping at Fe site in the BiFeO3 ceramics such as BiFe0.8Ba0.1Co0.1¬O3, BiFe0.6Ba0.2Co0.2¬O3, BiFe0.4Ba0.3Co0.3¬O3 and BiFe0.2Ba0.4Co0.4¬O3 samples by using solution combustion method.   These ceramic samples BiFe0.8Ba0.1Co0.1¬O3BiFe0.6Ba0.2Co0.2¬O3, BiFe0.4Ba0.3Co0.3¬O3 and BiFe0.2Ba0.4Co0.4¬O3 were prepared using metal nitrates and glycine fuel as primary resources. These chemically produced powder samples were ground in an acetone medium, calcined in a furnace at various temperatures, and then pelletized. The dielectric constant as a function of temperature studies were carried out at 1 kHz, 3 kHz and 5kHz frequencies for the BiFe0.8Ba0.1Co0.1¬O3, BiFe0.6Ba0.2Co0.2¬O3, BiFe0.4Ba0.3Co0.3¬O3 and BiFe0.2Ba0.4Co0.4¬O3 ceramics},
        month = {August},
        }