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Электронный каталог: Pashenkin, I. Y. - Magnetic and Magnetocaloric Modifications near Room Temperature in Fe&sub(0.6)Al&sub(0.4) Nanoall...
Pashenkin, I. Y. - Magnetic and Magnetocaloric Modifications near Room Temperature in Fe&sub(0.6)Al&sub(0.4) Nanoall...
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Автор: Pashenkin, I. Y.
The Journal of Physical Chemistry C [Electronic resource]: Magnetic and Magnetocaloric Modifications near Room Temperature in Fe&sub(0.6)Al&sub(0.4) Nanoall...
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Автор: Pashenkin, I. Y.
The Journal of Physical Chemistry C [Electronic resource]: Magnetic and Magnetocaloric Modifications near Room Temperature in Fe&sub(0.6)Al&sub(0.4) Nanoall...
б.г.
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Статья
Pashenkin, I.Y.
Magnetic and Magnetocaloric Modifications near Room Temperature in Fe&sub(0.6)Al&sub(0.4) Nanoalloys under Irradiation by Swift Heavy Ions / I.Y.Pashenkin, V.Skuratov, [a.o.] // The Journal of Physical Chemistry C [Electronic resource]. – 2024. – Vol. 128, No. 21. – P. 8853-8860. – URL: https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.jpcc.4c01851.
This paper reports on the formation and properties of a kind of nanostructured magnetic material, which is ferromagnetic (FM) inclusions in a paramagnetic (PM) but well magnetized matrix. It has been argued that such FM/PM nanostructures are formed due to local chemical disordering along ion tracks in thin-film Fe0.6Al0.4 alloys irradiated with xenon ions at an energy of 160 MeV. The nonirradiated matrix, obtained by thermal annealing of the as-prepared alloy, has a PM-like behavior (with no hysteresis and remanence) at room temperature (RT). Interestingly, the irradiated samples exhibit a sharp peak in the temperature dependence of the magnetic entropy change ΔS at T ∼ 320 K. The emergence of this maximum is attributed to the interfacial exchange interaction in the formed FM/PM-like nanostructures, which affects the matrix magnetization near the Curie temperature TC of the PM-like matrix. The peak value of ΔS obtained has been compared to that theoretically predicted for plane-layered FM/PM structures upon the basis of the Landau theory for the second-order phase transitions. A discrepancy observed between the theory and experiment can be explained by occurrence of quite big superparamagnetic (SPM) clusters in a partially ordered (∼0.6) Fe0.6Al0.4 alloy. These entities essentially contribute the matrix magnetization at RT. The study reported here provides a better understanding of the structural, magnetic, and magnetocaloric properties of the heterogeneous FexAl1–x system, which can be viewed as particular type of nanocomposite.
ОИЯИ = ОИЯИ (JINR)2024
Спец.(статьи,препринты) = С 349.1 - Действие излучения на материалы$
Бюллетени = 9/025
Pashenkin, I.Y.
Magnetic and Magnetocaloric Modifications near Room Temperature in Fe&sub(0.6)Al&sub(0.4) Nanoalloys under Irradiation by Swift Heavy Ions / I.Y.Pashenkin, V.Skuratov, [a.o.] // The Journal of Physical Chemistry C [Electronic resource]. – 2024. – Vol. 128, No. 21. – P. 8853-8860. – URL: https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.jpcc.4c01851.
This paper reports on the formation and properties of a kind of nanostructured magnetic material, which is ferromagnetic (FM) inclusions in a paramagnetic (PM) but well magnetized matrix. It has been argued that such FM/PM nanostructures are formed due to local chemical disordering along ion tracks in thin-film Fe0.6Al0.4 alloys irradiated with xenon ions at an energy of 160 MeV. The nonirradiated matrix, obtained by thermal annealing of the as-prepared alloy, has a PM-like behavior (with no hysteresis and remanence) at room temperature (RT). Interestingly, the irradiated samples exhibit a sharp peak in the temperature dependence of the magnetic entropy change ΔS at T ∼ 320 K. The emergence of this maximum is attributed to the interfacial exchange interaction in the formed FM/PM-like nanostructures, which affects the matrix magnetization near the Curie temperature TC of the PM-like matrix. The peak value of ΔS obtained has been compared to that theoretically predicted for plane-layered FM/PM structures upon the basis of the Landau theory for the second-order phase transitions. A discrepancy observed between the theory and experiment can be explained by occurrence of quite big superparamagnetic (SPM) clusters in a partially ordered (∼0.6) Fe0.6Al0.4 alloy. These entities essentially contribute the matrix magnetization at RT. The study reported here provides a better understanding of the structural, magnetic, and magnetocaloric properties of the heterogeneous FexAl1–x system, which can be viewed as particular type of nanocomposite.
ОИЯИ = ОИЯИ (JINR)2024
Спец.(статьи,препринты) = С 349.1 - Действие излучения на материалы$
Бюллетени = 9/025