The Effects of Small Metal Additions (Co,Cu,Ga,Mn,Al,Bi,Sn) on the Magnetocaloric Properties of the Gd5Ge2Si2 Alloy

R D Shull; V Provenzano; A J Shapiro; A Fu; Michael W. Lufaso; J Karapetrova; G Kletetschka; V Mikula

The Effects of Small Metal Additions (Co,Cu,Ga,Mn,Al,Bi,Sn) on the Magnetocaloric Properties of the Gd5Ge2Si2 Alloy

R D Shull
, V Provenzano
, A J Shapiro
, A Fu
, Michael W. Lufaso
, J Karapetrova
, G Kletetschka
, V Mikula

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The structural and magnetic properties of arc-melted and homogenized (1300 °C, 1&emsp13;h) alloys of Gd 5 Ge 1.9 Si 2 X 0.1 ( X = Cu, Co, Ga, Mn, Al, Bi, or Sn) were investigated by powder x-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, energy dispersive spectroscopy, and magnetometry. The addition of Cu, Ga, Mn, and Al completely eliminated the large hysteresis losses present in the undoped Gd 5 Ge 2 Si 2 alloy between 270 and 330&emsp13;K, broadened the magnetic entropy change Δ S m peak, and shifted its peak value from 275 to 305&emsp13;K similar to that observed earlier for Gd 5 Ge 1.9 Si 2 Fe 0.1 . The addition of Bi or Sn had a negligible effect on either the alloy hysteresis losses or the characteristics of the Δ S m vs T peak. The microstructure of the alloy doped with Cu, Co, Ga, Mn, or Al consisted of a majority phase (depleted of silicon) and a minor intergranular phase (rich in silicon and of the corresponding metal additive). For Bi or Sn doping, the microstructure consisted of only the Gd 5 Ge 2 Si 2 phase. Low temperature x-ray diffraction data on an Fe-doped sample showed the same spectra at 245 and 300&emsp13;K, consistent with the majority phase possessing an orthorhombic structure. Refrigeration capacity calculations show that Gd 5 Ge 1.9 Si 2 X 0.1 ( X = Fe,Cu,Co,Ga,Mn,&emsp13;or&emsp13;Al) alloys are superior magnetic refrigerants compared to the undoped Gd 5 Ge 2 Si 2 alloy.

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Publicación	Journal of Applied Physics
Volumen	99
Estado	Published - ene 2006

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The Effects of Small Metal Additions (Co,Cu,Ga,Mn,Al,Bi,Sn) on the Magnetocaloric Properties of the Gd5Ge2Si2 Alloy

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