Magnetic ordering in Re-doped a-Fe90Zr10

D. H. Ryan; Z. Tun; J. M. Cadogan

doi:10.1063/1.370390

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Magnetic ordering in Re-doped a-Fe90Zr10

D. H. Ryan Z. Tun J. M. Cadogan

Year: 1999 Journal: Journal of Applied Physics Vol: 85 (8)Pages: 4506-4508 Publisher: American Institute of Physics

DOI: 10.1063/1.370390

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Abstract

The magnetic properties of rhenium-doped a-Fe90Zr10 have been studied by magnetization, susceptibility, neutron depolarization, and Mössbauer spectroscopy and a magnetic phase diagram is presented. Rhenium leads to a very rapid loss of magnetic order and a-Fe90−xRexZr10 is a spin glass beyond a critical composition of xc∼4.5 at. %.

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Condensed matter physics Magnetization Rhenium Doping Spin glass Materials science Phase diagram Magnetic susceptibility Mössbauer spectroscopy Nuclear magnetic resonance Phase (matter) Chemistry Physics Magnetic field Crystallography

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