Magnetic and Structural Properties of Nitrified FINEMET Powder Using by Mechanical Milling Method

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The magnetic and structural properties of FINEMET [Fe73.5Si13.5B9Nb3Cu1 wt %] amorphous powder were investigated after nitrification and mechanical milling. Fe-based amorphous powder were nitrified and crystallized simultaneously at 550°Cusing by ammonia(NH3) gas. Nitrified powder exhibited iron nitride phase such as γ′-Fe4N, Fe3N and α″-Fe16N2. Nitrified particles were more brittle than raw particles. As a result, nanometer sized nitride powder were fabricated by high energetic ball milling method. The saturation magnetization(Ms) and coercivity(Hc) of nitrified powder were increased due to nitride phase.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 558-559)

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1313-1316

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October 2007

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