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Effect of microstructure and texture on the magnetic and magnetocaloric properties of the melt-spun rare earth intermetallic compound DyNi

Rajivgandhi et al., 2016

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8066343423759016811
Author
Rajivgandhi R
Chelvane J
Nigam A
Park J
Malik S
Nirmala R
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Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials

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Magnetization measurements have been carried out on the melt-spun ribbon sample of the rare earth intermetallic compound DyNi (Orthorhombic, FeB-type, Space group Pnma) and its magnetic and magnetocaloric properties are compared with those of the arc-melted …
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