Phase, chemical constitution and effective depth of oxide overgrowth and its influence on SmPrCo5 magnetic properties
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Abstract
Ternary Sm-Pr-Co magnets with CaCu 5 -type hexagonal structure exhibit superior magnetic properties and investigating their oxidation behavior is crucial for assessing their stability under the service conditions. In this regard, here thermal oxidation of sintered SmPrCo 5 magnet is carried out by varying the oxidation temperature from 373 to 973 K for 5 hr under atmospheric pressure. Owing to their lower negative Gibbs free energy, rare earth oxides of Sm 2O 3 and Pr 2O 3 are found to initially form, making cobalt free from SmPrCo 5 lattice. Cobalt is then observed to migrate to the oxide surface, because of the difference in chemical potential between the surface and inner layers, leading to Co 3O 4 formation. Moreover, here a comprehensive discussion on the occurrences of different oxide phases and their depth distributions in the oxide layer are being made. Finally, a correlation between these oxide phases and the alterations in their magnetic properties is discussed.
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic Properties of Alloys · Magnetic and transport properties of perovskites and related materials · Rare-earth and actinide compounds
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