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Pure BiFeO3 (BFO), Nd-doped BFO (BNF) and Nd and Mo co-doped BFO (BNFM) multiferroic thin films were prepared by pulsed laser deposition on Pt/Ti/SiO2/Si substrates. Among these films, the BNFM film exhibited the lowest dielectric loss and leakage current density, a well-saturated P–E loop, excellent charge-retaining ability and fatigue-free behaviour. Furthermore, improved ferromagnetism was observed in this film with a saturation magnetization of ~15 emu cm−3. These significant improvements in ferroelectric and ferromagnetic properties could be preliminarily attributed to the elimination of oxygen vacancies and the increase in the Fe2+ ions in the film by Nd and high-valence Mo co-doping, respectively.
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