Large Magnetocaloric effect and magnetic phase transitions in NdNiMnO
arXiv:1610.07742 · doi:10.1088/1361-648X/ab151a
Abstract
We present combined experimental and theoretical investigations on the magnetic and magnetocaloric behavior of NdNiMnO. The relative cooling power (RCP) which quantifies the usefulness of a magnetocaloric (MC) material is estimated to be J/Kg near the ferromagnetic transition at K. This RCP is comparable to the best known MC materials. Additionally, the magnetic entropy change has a broad profile () leading to an enhancement in the working-range of temperatures for magnetocaloric based cooling. These features make NdNiMnO a superior magnetocaloric material compared for example, to the nonmagnetic counterpart YNiMnO. We identify the mechanism for the enhanced RCP which can guide search for future MC materials.
arXiv comment4 pages, 4 figures + 1 supplementary figure
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