Magnetic properties of mischmetal-(Co, Cu,Fe,Mg) alloys

Walkiewicz, J. W.; Wong, M.M.

doi:10.1109/tmag.1979.1060496

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“…In this regard, a most encouraging result is the influence of magnesium in MMC05 reported by Walkeiwicz [19]. In this regard, a most encouraging result is the influence of magnesium in MMC05 reported by Walkeiwicz [19].…”

Section: Temperature Effectsmentioning

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The future of rare earth-transition metal magnets of type RE2TM17 (invited)

Lee

1981

Journal of Applied Physics

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Section: Temperature Effectsmentioning

confidence: 87%

The future of rare earth-transition metal magnets of type RE2TM17 (invited)

Lee

1981

Journal of Applied Physics

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Mean demagnetization step concept from similarity analysis of fabricated ferromagnet sets

Tay

1993

J Mater Sci Lett

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Rare earth-transition metal alloy permanent magnet materials: 1960?1985

Vélu

Subbarao²

1986

J Mater Sci

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Rare earths, primarily light rare earths, either alone or in combination with other rare earths, as in misch metal, alloyed with cobalt or iron, constitute a unique new class of permanent magnet materials with outstanding coercivity and other magnetic properties. These materials represent the first serious alternative to the alnicos and ferrites, discovered earlier. The intensity of interest in this field may be judged by the presence of over 800 publications which have appeared in the 25 years since their discovery and by the fact that the publication rate remains unabated. The present bibliography includes a listing of references by year and indexes based on subject, material and author.

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Magnetic properties of mischmetal-(Co, Cu,Fe,Mg) alloys

Cited by 9 publications

References 3 publications

The future of rare earth-transition metal magnets of type RE2TM17 (invited)

The future of rare earth-transition metal magnets of type RE2TM17 (invited)

Mean demagnetization step concept from similarity analysis of fabricated ferromagnet sets

Rare earth-transition metal alloy permanent magnet materials: 1960?1985

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