Results are reported on the electric and magnetic properties of (Bi1−xLax)FeO3 solid solution exhibiting simultaneously long-range order of electric and magnetic dipoles. In the concentration range 0 ≦ x < 0.30 close to the Néel temperature, an anomaly of ϵ(T) attributed to the influence of a decay of magnetic ordering on the electric ordering, was observed. A temperature-concentration phase diagram is constructed. Within the framework of Benguigui's theory [16], an explanation is proposed for the anomaly in electric properties at the transition boundaries between structural modifications.
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