High temperature in-situ observations of magnetic domains in Fe-Co alloys

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In-situ observations of magnetic domain structure in Fe-Co alloys with Co concentrations of 4.6 ∼ 50 at% were made by the optical Kerr microscopy in the temperature range from R.T. to the Curie temperature (1103 K ∼ 1253 K). The magnetic domain structures could be successively observed up to the Curie temperature (1103 K ∼ 1253 K) and the average domain which was found to increase with increasing temperature. The contrast of magnetic domains in an Fe-4.6 at%Co alloy gradually decreased with increasing temperature and disappeared near the Curie temperature (1103 K). On the other hand, the magnetic domain structure in an Fe-50 at%Co alloy could be clearly observed at immediately below the α/γ phase transformation temperature (1253 K). Furthermore, it was found that the magnetic domain walls tended to orient perpendicularly to the α/γ interphase boundaries in an Fe-50 at%Co alloy at the α/γ phase transformation temperature.

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Kawahara, K., Iemura, D., Tsurekawa, S., & Watanabe, T. (2003). High temperature in-situ observations of magnetic domains in Fe-Co alloys. Materials Transactions, 44(12), 2570–2577. https://doi.org/10.2320/matertrans.44.2570

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