Crystal structure and magnetic properties of Nd1−xYxCo6.86Hf0.14 compounds
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Abstract The Nd 1− x Y x Co 6.86 Hf 0.14 compounds with x =0–0.4 have been investigated by means of X-ray powder diffraction and magnetic measurements. The as-cast Nd 1− x Y x (Co,Hf) 7 compounds crystallize in the hexagonal TbCu 7 -type structure with the space group P6/mmm. The lattice parameter a and the cell volume V decrease linearly with the Y content while c holds almost constant. The saturation moment per formula unit decreases linearly with the Y content, but the saturation moment per Co atom increases with the Y content. The Curie temperature and the magnetic anisotropy field of the compounds increase with the Y content. The increase of the Curie temperature is mainly related to the increase of the Co–Co exchange interaction due to the volume reduction effect. The Nd 1− x Y x (Co,Hf) 7 compounds with x =0–0.4 show basal plane anisotropy at 5 K. The room temperature easy magnetization direction of the Nd 1− x Y x (Co,Hf) 7 compounds changes from basal plane to c -axis with increase in the Y content. The spin reorientation (SR) transition has been found in the Nd 1− x Y x (Co,Hf) 7 compounds and the SR temperature decreases with the Y content.
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic Properties of Alloys · Rare-earth and actinide compounds · Magnetic and transport properties of perovskites and related materials
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