A comparative study has been performed concerning the microstructure and the magnetization reversal behavior of nearly single-phase Sm2Fe14.5Cu0.5Ga2C2 and two-phase exchange-coupled Sm2Fe14.5Cu0.5Ga2C 2/α-Fe and Sm2Fe14.25Zr0.25CU0.5Ga 2C2/α-Fe synthesized by melt spinning and annealing. A few percent of Zr substitution proved to be effective in refining the microstructure and enhancing exchange-spring behavior after melt spinning and annealing. All samples show remanence enhancement, the value of Mr/Ms being the largest for the sample containing Zr. Measurements of the reversible susceptibility show a large reversible magnetization in the two-phase materials. For the Zr-containing sample, a more detailed analysis of the temperature dependence of the exchange-spring behavior was made. © 2000 American Institute of Physics.
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Zhang, S. Y., Zhang, H. W., Shen, B. G., Zhao, T., De Boer, F. R., & Buschow, K. H. J. (2000). Investigation of magnetization reversal in Sm-Fe-Cu(Zr)-Ga-C nanocomposite magnets. Journal of Applied Physics, 87(3), 1410–1414. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.372027
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