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The role of iron defect in the chemical composition, to make up for th
e contamination by the steel mins in spinel ferrites of nominal compos
ition Li-0.5(1-x+y)ZnxTiyFe[2.5-0.5(x+3y-z-k])MnzO4, where k accounts
for the iron defect, is studied through the measurement of M(s) and th
e curves of ferromagnetic resonance. Samples are sintered in air and O
-2. The ferromagnetic linewidth Delta H decreases in both cases with i
ncreasing k, without modifying M(s) noticeably, for k up to 0.05. The
asymmetry of the resonance peak implies an anisotropy compensation poi
nt for k near 0.05 suggesting that, besides the Fe2+ compensation taki
ng place at this value, some phase segregation occurs when k > 0.04, c
hanging the composition of the spinel matrix.