Two-dimensional zero thermal expansion in low-cost MnxFe5−xSi3 alloys via integrating crystallographic texture and magneto-volume effect
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零热膨胀合金在精密控制工程中具有独特的应用. 然而, 实现零热膨胀的苛刻条件, 即自旋、 晶格和电荷之间存在的适当耦合, 使得零 热膨胀合金的种类稀少. 在这项工作中, 我们报告了一种在体积表现为正热膨胀合金中, 通过调节晶体学取向和磁体积效应来实现二维零热膨胀行为的途径. 基于此, 我们在MnFe4Si3中获得了宽温度区间(10–310 K)的具有热膨胀系数αl = 0.45 × 10−7 K−1的二维零热膨胀合金. 同步加速器X射线衍射、 中子衍射、 电镜和磁性测试的结果表明, 这种零热膨胀行为由6g位置上的Fe在a-b面内的磁矩以及块体织构共同决定. 此外, Mn1.5Fe3.5Si3和Mn2Fe3Si3化合物表现出混磁性和负热膨胀行为, 这起源于Fe4d–Fe6g (JFM)铁磁性和Mn4d–Mn6g (JAFM)反铁磁性相互作用之间的竞争. 这种方法能够扩展到其他磁性或铁电材料中, 以设计新的低膨胀或负膨胀块体材料.
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OpenAlex topics: Thermal Expansion and Ionic Conductivity · Magnetic and transport properties of perovskites and related materials · Ferroelectric and Piezoelectric Materials
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