Giant Magnetocaloric Effect in the Region of Magnetic Phase Transition in Mn (As,Sb) Compounds

Nikolay Yu. Pankratov; V.I. Mitsiuk; A.I. Krokhotin; A.I. Smarzhevskaya; G.A. Govor; S.A. Nikitin; V.M. Ryzhkovskii

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Giant Magnetocaloric Effect in the Region of Magnetic Phase Transition in Mn (As,Sb) Compounds

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The MCE in MnAs and doped Mn (As,Sb) compounds with low concentration of Sb has been studied by direct investigation. It was shown that for MnAs the maximum value of MCE is ΔT = 0.28 K on heating (at 308 K) and ΔT = 0.88 K on cooling (at T = 306 K) in magnetic filed 12.5 kOe. In doped Mn (As,Sb) compounds the temperature dependence of MCE is similar to MnAs. All investigated compounds demonstrate a strong temperature and field hysteresis of magnetic properties in magnetic field less than 40 kOe. It was established that a small concentration of Sb leads to decrease of MCE hysteresis and preserves the phase transition at room temperature region.

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Nikolay Yu. Pankratov, V.I. Mitsiuk, A.I. Krokhotin, A.I. Smarzhevskaya, G.A. Govor, S.A. Nikitin, V.M. Ryzhkovskii

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Entropy, Magnetization, Magnetocaloric, Manganese Arsenide, Phase Transition

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