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تسجيل مستخدم جديدCharacterisation, Raman, Magnetic and Resistivity measurements in polycrystalline samples of LaMnO3 doped with Cd
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We report a study of polycrystalline samples of the family La1-xCdxMnO3+dwith different percentage of Mn4+ ions. X-rays diffraction, Iodometric titration, Raman, Magnetic and Electrical Resistivity measurements provide a general characterisation of the physical properties. Results are qualitatively similar to the ones found in Ca doped manganese perovskites. Key words: Cd, manganese perovskites, magnetoresistance, Raman, magnetic, resistivity
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