DocumentCode
983909
Title
Crystal structure and magnetic properties in CeCo5 -PrCo5 alloy system
Author
Narita, Kenji ; Yamamoto, Hitoshi
Author_Institution
Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan
Volume
17
Issue
5
fYear
1981
fDate
9/1/1981 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
2466
Lastpage
2470
Abstract
Crystal structure and magnetic properties of Cex Pr1-x Co5 compounds (
) have been investigated. Only the hexagonal structure of the CaCu5 type exists in the whole range of this system. Lattice parameters were precisely determined by extrapolating
versus the a and c axes plots using computer calculations. The a axis decreases and the c axis slightly increases linearly as the cerium content increases. This dependency could be explained by the difference of the atomic radius of the two rare-earth elements involved. Using the obtained values of lattice parameters, the radius of cobalt and the first and second nearest neighbor distances between cobalt and rare earth sites were graphically determined. Saturation magnetization and crystal anisotropy constant were determined from the magnetization curves by a vibrating sample magnetometer. The Sucksmith-Thompson plot was adopted for determining the anisotropy constant with computer analysis. The anisotropy constant K1 shows convex change with increasing cerium and shows a maximum value of 6.2 erg/cm3at x = 0.2.
) have been investigated. Only the hexagonal structure of the CaCu
versus the a and c axes plots using computer calculations. The a axis decreases and the c axis slightly increases linearly as the cerium content increases. This dependency could be explained by the difference of the atomic radius of the two rare-earth elements involved. Using the obtained values of lattice parameters, the radius of cobalt and the first and second nearest neighbor distances between cobalt and rare earth sites were graphically determined. Saturation magnetization and crystal anisotropy constant were determined from the magnetization curves by a vibrating sample magnetometer. The Sucksmith-Thompson plot was adopted for determining the anisotropy constant with computer analysis. The anisotropy constant KKeywords
Permanent magnet materials; Anisotropic magnetoresistance; Atomic measurements; Cerium; Cobalt; Lattices; Magnetic analysis; Magnetic properties; Magnetometers; Nearest neighbor searches; Saturation magnetization;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Magnetics, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9464
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TMAG.1981.1061449
Filename
1061449
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