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Magnetic and magnetocaloric properties of a monoclinic compound Gd 5 Ru 2

Ibuki Matsuo, Kazuhei Wakiya, Mitsuteru Nakamura, Masahito Yoshizawa, Yoshiki Nakanishi

Abstract

The magnetic and magnetocaloric properties of Gd 5 Ru 2 with a monoclinic Mn 5 C 2 -type structure were studied using electrical resistivity, magnetization and specific heat measurements. The magnetization of Gd 5 Ru 2 exhibited a cusp at T N = 55 K, suggesting an antiferro-magnetic transition. In addition, metamagentic behavior was observed in the magnetization curve below T N , supporting the occurrence of an antiferro-magnetic transition. At T SR = 40 K, a steep increase in the magnetization was observed, suggesting a spin reorientation transition. Owing to these magnetic transitions, the maximum entropy change − Δ S m and relative cooling power (RCP) reached 16.3 J/K kg and 605 J/kg, respectively, when the magnetic field was changed from 0 to 5 T. • The magnetic and magnetocaloric properties of Gd 5 Ru 2 were studied. • Gd 5 Ru 2 exhibits successive magnetic transitions at T N = 55 K and T SR = 40 K. • The maximum entropy change − Δ S m reaches 16.3 J/K kg for a field change of 0–5 T.
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