Preparation and Magnetic Properties of Nanocrystalline (Fe,Cr)-N

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The nano-crystalline (Fe,Cr)N was prepared as a single phase by milling Fe80Cr20 in a nitrogen atmosphere. Its crystal structure is determined to be the cubic rock salt-type CrN by X-ray diffraction measurements. The nano-crystalline is stable up to above 773 K and decomposes into (Fe,Cr)N and Fe-Cr solid solution. Due to the combination of Fe atoms and N ones, the intrinsic magnetic moment of Fe atoms is reduced, which is confirmed by our measurements.

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