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Effects of external magnetic field on the morphology and magnetic property of BiFeO3 particles prepared by hydrothermal synthesis

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The perovskite multiferroic bismuth ferrite (BiFeO3) particles were synthesized by hydrothermal method under external magnetic fields with respective intensities of 0 T, 4 T, 8 T, and 12 T. High magnetic field greatly affected the growth behavior and magnetic property of BiFeO3. The morphology of BiFeO3 changed from regular cube to irregular sphere, and finally became a chain-like structure. Meanwhile, the magnetization of the as-prepared BiFeO3 particles measured under a 1.8 T magnetic field was enhanced from 0.1003 emu/g (0 T) to 0.2067 emu/g (12 T). The possible mechanisms of crystal growth and magnetic property were also discussed.

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Applied Physics Letters

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