Electrical resistivity and the magnetocaloric effect in Pr,TbAl2 compounds

Julio C.G. Tedesco; Vagner Jandre; Alexandre Magnus G. Carvalho; Paula de Oliveira Ribeiro; Bruno de Pinho Alho; Pedro Jorge von Ranke; Mario Reis; Heloisa N. Bordallo

doi:10.1016/j.jmmm.2025.173438

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Electrical resistivity and the magnetocaloric effect in Pr,TbAl2 compounds

Julio C.G. Tedesco, Vagner Jandre, Alexandre Magnus G. Carvalho, Paula de Oliveira Ribeiro, Bruno de Pinho Alho, Pedro Jorge von Ranke, Mario Reis, Heloisa N. Bordallo

Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials· Volume 630

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