SYNTHESIS AND PHYSICO – CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF COMPLEX FERRITE CrNaFe2O5

Authors

  • Altynai Madiyarova Kazakh State Women`s Teacher Training University
  • Muhametkali Mataev Kazakh National Women's Pedagogical University
  • Gennady Patrin Siberian Federal University
  • Moldir Abdraimova Kazakh State Women`s Teacher Training University
  • Marzhan Nurbekova Kazakh State Women`s Teacher Training University
  • Zhanar Tursinova Kazakh State Women`s Teacher Training University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.51580/2024-1.2710-1185.11

Keywords:

Sol-gel method; ferrites; syngony; radiography; pycnometric density; elementary cell parameters.

Abstract

Abstract: Introduction. The article discusses for the first time the synthesis, radiographic and electron
microscopic examination of CrNaFe2O5, synthesized using the high – temperature Sol-gel method. The
phase of complex ferrites was synthesized using Sol-Gel synthesis method at high temperature. Initially,
the structure of CrNaFe2O5 composite ferrite was researched by X-ray phase analysis and SEM, the
syngony type, elementary cell parameters, radiographic and pycnometric densities and elemental analysis
were defined: CrNaFe2O5 -а=5.0289, в= 5.0289, с=13.6938 Å , ρx-ray.= 5.327 g/sm3
, ρpycn.=5.331 g/sm3
. A
comparative analysis of the connection between the parameters of the Crystal cell of the initial materials
and of the obtained complex ferrites was carried out. Through a scanning electron microscope,
microsystems were taken from different parts of CrNaFe2O5 type crystallite, the elemental composition of
crystals was analyzed, and the general type of surface layer of complex ferrite was displayed. As a result,
the fact that the compound consists of a single phase, the clarity of its construction was determined by the
topography and chemical composition of the compound. Consequently, it was discovered that the newly
synthesized complex ferrites correspond to the formula CrNaFe2O5. The particles of the formed
compounds have a large size (between 200 µm, 20.0 µm and 5 µm). The results of the element analysis
show that the compound is compatible.

Author Biographies

Altynai Madiyarova, Kazakh State Women`s Teacher Training University

Doctorial student

Muhametkali Mataev, Kazakh National Women's Pedagogical University

Doctor of chemical sciences, Professor

Gennady Patrin, Siberian Federal University

Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences

Moldir Abdraimova, Kazakh State Women`s Teacher Training University

PhD

Marzhan Nurbekova, Kazakh State Women`s Teacher Training University

PhD

Zhanar Tursinova, Kazakh State Women`s Teacher Training University

PhD

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Published

2024-03-31