Can we calculate magnetic moment from Saturation magnetisation for perovskite manganites using relation
{Ms*Mol. mass} / 5585
where Msis saturation magnetisation
Thanks
Just Convert emu/g to Bohr magneton
μ f .u. (μB ) = [M(emu / g) × mol _W(g)]/[9.274×10−24 × 6.022 ×1023 ×10−3]
You have to construct a model which counts the total of t2g and eg electrons which contributes to magnetization. This will gives you a magnetic moment per cell that you can transform in magnetization dividing by the volume. You will get magnetization at 0 K. The saturation magnetization is decreasing with increasing temperature. You may easily find this kind of thing detailled in any thesis which deals with ferromagnetic manganites. Mine is in french so I think that it may not help you.
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