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The research successfully produced Sr0.6Ag0.4MnO3, a silver strontium manganite with the desired perovskite crystal structure, using the sol-gel technique. Extensive analysis revealed its notable characteristics, indicating potential uses across various fields. X-ray diffraction showed the compound's tetragonal structure at room temperature, affirming its stability. Morphological and chemical assessments confirmed the material's consistency and evenness, with crystallites averaging 27 nm (from XRD) and 90 nm (from SEM). The material displayed a ferro-paramagnetic transition at 375 K, suggesting suitability for magnetic applications, alongside a slight drop in electrical resistance under a magnetic field, hinting at potential magnetoresistive properties for electronic devices. In terms of dielectric properties, particularly at low frequencies, the material demonstrated a high dielectric constant and low tangent loss, indicating its potential for electrical components. Overall, these findings position Sr0.6Ag0.4MnO3 as a versatile material with promising applications in magnetism, electronics, and electrical components.
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