  We present the low temperature magnetic properties in Ni1.5Fe1.5O4 ferrite as
the function of pH at which the material was prepared by chemical route and
post annealing temperature. The material is a ferri or ferromagnet, but showed
magnetic blocking and random spin freezing process on lowering the measurement
temperature down to 5 K. The sample prepared at pH =12 and annealed at 800 ^C
showed a sharp magnetization peak at 105 K, the superparamagnetic blocking
temperature of the particles. The magnetization peak remained incomplete within
measurement temperature up to 350 K for rest of the samples, although peak
temperature was brought down by increasing applied dc field. The fitting of
temperature dependence of coercivity data according to Kneller law suggested
random orientation of ferromagnetic particles. The fitting of saturation
magnetization according to Bloch law provided the exponent that largely
deviated from 1.5, a typical value for long ranged ferromagnet. An abrupt
increase of saturation magnetization below 50 K suggested the active role of
frozen surface spins in low temperature magnetic properties. AC susceptibility
data elucidated the low temperature spin freezing dynamics and exhibited the
characters of cluster spin glass in the samples depending on pH value and
annealing temperature.
