D.L. García-Ruíz , B. Aguilar , O. Navarro , J. de la Torre Medina , T.E. Soto , M. Cervantes-Solano
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We report the structural, magnetic and magneto-transport properties of the new Ce-doped double perovskite SrCeFeMoO6 series with , obtained by solid state reaction. The chemically homogeneous samples show a tetragonal to monoclinic crystallographic phase transition starting at 0.3 and ending at 0.35, which was confirmed by X-ray diffraction measurements and Rietveld refinements. The Curie temperature T determined by magnetic susceptibility experiments, shows an initial decrease between the un-doped sample and 0.05, followed by a general increase with doping, reaching a T 427 K for 0.5. A particular behavior close to the structural transition is observed. The electrical behavior is characterized by a rapid drop of the magnetoresistance ratio and a slight increase at small values of x attributable to electron injection, followed by a general decrease due principally to a controlled antisite disorder.
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