Crystal structure and magnetic properties of Al15Fe9RE2 (RE = Gd, Tb) alloy
Al–Fe-rare earth (RE) ternary compounds have attracted much attention due to their excellent magnetic properties. Here, the crystal structure and magnetic properties of Al 15 Fe 9 RE 2 (RE = Gd, Tb) have been focused. Al 15 Fe 9 RE 2 (RE = Gd, Tb) are tetragonal structured crystals with space group...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Journal of materials science. Materials in electronics 2024-08, Vol.35 (22), p.1522, Article 1522 |
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Zusammenfassung: | Al–Fe-rare earth (RE) ternary compounds have attracted much attention due to their excellent magnetic properties. Here, the crystal structure and magnetic properties of Al
15
Fe
9
RE
2
(RE = Gd, Tb) have been focused. Al
15
Fe
9
RE
2
(RE = Gd, Tb) are tetragonal structured crystals with space group
I
4/
mmm
(No. 139,
tI
26). The lattice constants of Al
15
Fe
9
Gd
2
are
a
= 8.7441(1) Å and
c
= 5.0507(1) Å, and the lattice constants of Al
15
Fe
9
Tb
2
are
a
= 8.7333(1) Å and
c
= 5.0466(1) Å. Under the magnetic field of 50 Oe, the Curie temperatures
T
c
of Al
15
Fe
9
Gd
2
and Al
15
Fe
9
Tb
2
are 347 K and 314 K, respectively. In a magnetic field of − 8 ~ 8 T at the temperature of 2 K, the maximum magnetic moment, remanence (
M
r
), coercivity (
H
c
), (
BH
)
max
and
P
H
of Al
15
Fe
9
Gd
2
are 0.5
μ
B
/f.u., 0.32
μ
B
/f.u., 2.19 T, 51.05 MJ/m
3
and 81.08 kJ/m
3
; the maximum magnetic moment of Al
15
Fe
9
Tb
2
is 2.30
μ
B
/f.u.,
M
r
is 1.29
μ
B
/f.u.,
H
c
is 1.52 T, (
BH
)
max
is 51.40 MJ/m
3
and
P
H
is 303.09 kJ/m
3
. In addition, their magnetic characteristics show significant differences at 300 K temperature. The results show that Al
15
Fe
9
Tb
2
has the larger magnetic moment, remanent magnetization, (
BH
)
max
and
P
H
, while Al
15
Fe
9
Gd
2
has the larger coercivity. |
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ISSN: | 0957-4522 1573-482X |
DOI: | 10.1007/s10854-024-13314-9 |