The molecular carbonyl cluster HFeCo3(CO)12(1) affords an ultrafine Fe–Co powder by thermal treatment under inert atmosphere. Several magnetic or magneto–structural transformations have been evidenced by thermomagnetic analysis (TMA) from 20 to 950 °C. Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) investigations on samples treated at an intermediate temperature showed the presence of both mono- and bi-metallic crystallites of nanometric size. The saturation magnetization was found to increase with increasing annealing temperature, while the opposite behaviour was found for coercitivity. A comparison was made with the magnetic properties of the cast FeCo3 alloy.
Magnetic measurements and TEM investigations on Fe-Co ultrafine powders derived from a bimetallic carbonyl cluster / Predieri, Giovanni; L., Pareti; Solzi, Massimo; A., Armigliato; S., Bigi. - In: JOURNAL OF MATERIALS CHEMISTRY. - ISSN 0959-9428. - 4:(1994), pp. 361-364. [10.1039/JM9940400361]
Magnetic measurements and TEM investigations on Fe-Co ultrafine powders derived from a bimetallic carbonyl cluster
PREDIERI, Giovanni;SOLZI, Massimo;
1994-01-01
Abstract
The molecular carbonyl cluster HFeCo3(CO)12(1) affords an ultrafine Fe–Co powder by thermal treatment under inert atmosphere. Several magnetic or magneto–structural transformations have been evidenced by thermomagnetic analysis (TMA) from 20 to 950 °C. Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) investigations on samples treated at an intermediate temperature showed the presence of both mono- and bi-metallic crystallites of nanometric size. The saturation magnetization was found to increase with increasing annealing temperature, while the opposite behaviour was found for coercitivity. A comparison was made with the magnetic properties of the cast FeCo3 alloy.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.