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This study demonstrates that copper doping improves magnetic and ferroelectric properties in BiFeO3 nanofibers, suggesting potential for multiferroic applications.
This study explores the effects of Cu‐doping on the structural, magnetic, and ferroelectric properties of BiFeO 3 (BFO) nanofibers synthesized by the electrospinning technique. Rietveld refinement of the X‐ray diffraction patterns confirms the distorted rhombohedral‐hexagonal perovskite structure (R c space group) of the Cu‐doped BFO nanofibers. Field emission scanning electron microscope imaging reveals a decreased nanofiber diameter with Cu‐doping. High‐resolution transmission electron microscope reveals the highly crystalline nature of the as‐synthesized nanofibers. X‐ray photoelectron spectroscopy results indicate that the presence of the Fe 3+ oxidation state in the Cu‐doped fibers is favorable for magnetization. The BFO nanofibers’ magnetic properties improve with increasing copper (Cu) concentration, with a maximum at 3% Cu‐doping, which results in a magnetic saturation of 1.24 emu g −1 . The divergence between the zero‐field‐cooled and field‐cooled magnetization curves at low temperatures is indicative of spin‐glass behavior. Ferroelectric measurements show enhanced polarization with 3% Cu‐doping, giving saturation polarization of 0.059 μC cm −2 . These findings demonstrate that Cu‐doped BFO nanofibers are promising candidates for next‐generation multiferroic memory devices.
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