Magnetocaloric properties of metallic nanostructures
A compilation of magnetocaloric properties of metallic nanostructures with Curie temperature (TC) between 260 and 340 K has been tabulated. The tabulated data show that nanostructure plays an important role in enhancing the magnetocaloric properties of a material, namely by reducing the peak of magn...
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doaj-79f5fb7ecd194de8a67a4b9919906b3a2020-11-25T00:52:30ZengTaylor & Francis GroupCogent Engineering2331-19162015-12-012110.1080/23311916.2015.10503241050324Magnetocaloric properties of metallic nanostructuresKhurram S. Khattak0Amir Aslani1Chidubem A. Nwokoye2Abid Siddique3Lawrence H. Bennett4Edward Della Torre5Institute for Magnetics Research, The George Washington UniversityInstitute for Magnetics Research, The George Washington UniversityInstitute for Magnetics Research, The George Washington UniversityInstitute for Magnetics Research, The George Washington UniversityInstitute for Magnetics Research, The George Washington UniversityInstitute for Magnetics Research, The George Washington UniversityA compilation of magnetocaloric properties of metallic nanostructures with Curie temperature (TC) between 260 and 340 K has been tabulated. The tabulated data show that nanostructure plays an important role in enhancing the magnetocaloric properties of a material, namely by reducing the peak of magnetic entropy, but broadening of the magnetocaloric effect curve with an average of 10 K sliding window for Curie temperature. A second table lists all bulk metallic and intermetallic materials, in which there is no nanostructural data, with an entropy change of at least 20 J/kg K and a Curie temperature between 260 and 340 K. We propose that further experiments should be made on the nanostructured form of these materials.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/23311916.2015.1050324nanostructuremagnetocaloric effectmagnetic refrigerationCurie temperatureentropy changerelative cooling power |
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Khurram S. Khattak Amir Aslani Chidubem A. Nwokoye Abid Siddique Lawrence H. Bennett Edward Della Torre Magnetocaloric properties of metallic nanostructures Cogent Engineering nanostructure magnetocaloric effect magnetic refrigeration Curie temperature entropy change relative cooling power |
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Magnetocaloric properties of metallic nanostructures |
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Magnetocaloric properties of metallic nanostructures |
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Magnetocaloric properties of metallic nanostructures |
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Cogent Engineering |
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A compilation of magnetocaloric properties of metallic nanostructures with Curie temperature (TC) between 260 and 340 K has been tabulated. The tabulated data show that nanostructure plays an important role in enhancing the magnetocaloric properties of a material, namely by reducing the peak of magnetic entropy, but broadening of the magnetocaloric effect curve with an average of 10 K sliding window for Curie temperature. A second table lists all bulk metallic and intermetallic materials, in which there is no nanostructural data, with an entropy change of at least 20 J/kg K and a Curie temperature between 260 and 340 K. We propose that further experiments should be made on the nanostructured form of these materials. |
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nanostructure magnetocaloric effect magnetic refrigeration Curie temperature entropy change relative cooling power |
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