EuFeO3/TiO2/Ti Composites: Formation, Composition, Magnetic and Luminescent Properties

V.S. Rudnev; N.I. Steblevskaya; Kirell N. Kilin; M.A. Medkov; I.A. Tkachenko; M.V. Belobeletskaya; M.V. Adigamova; I.V. Lukiyanchuk; P.M. Nedozorov

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EuFeO₃/TiO₂/Ti Composites: Formation, Composition, Magnetic and Luminescent Properties

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Layered oxide coatings containing europium ferrite multiferroic have been synthesized on titanium plates through plasma electrolytic oxidation and extraction pyrolysis. The composites have weak ferromagnetic properties: the coercive force attains 45–78 Oe in the temperature range 3–340 K. Their luminescence properties are typical of inorganic materials with europium ions.

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V.S. Rudnev*, N.I. Steblevskaya, Kirell N. Kilin, M.A. Medkov, I.A. Tkachenko, M.V. Belobeletskaya, M.V. Adigamova, I.V. Lukiyanchuk, P.M. Nedozorov

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