Validity of the phenomenological model for magnetocaloric effects in MnFeP2/3Si1/3

IF 4.4 2区物理与天体物理 Q2 MATERIALS SCIENCE, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Results in Physics Pub Date : 2025-04-01 DOI:10.1016/j.rinp.2025.108231

Ahmed R. Galaly , Tahani R. Aldhafeeri , Sameh M. Elghnam , Mahmoud A. Hamad

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Abstract

Assessing the validity of the phenomenological model (PM) for the magnetocaloric effect (MCE) in MnFeP_2/3Si_1/3 is the aim of this study. Our work confirms PM for conventional MCE by simulating the MCE of MnFeP_2/3Si_1/3 at temperatures between 230 K and 310 K. Interestingly, there is a good degree of precision across the whole temperature range in the agreement between the simulated magnetic entropy change (10.1 J/kg.K) and the reported one. Additionally, MnFeP_2/3Si_1/3′s relative cooling power is evaluated to be 97 J/kg, and heat capacity change characterization is investigated. By reducing the time and effort required to calculate and measure MCE, these results imply that PM is a trustworthy model for investigating MCE in the sharp magnetic transition. Consequently, the PM is very useful for estimating the MCE of magnets, as the MnFeP_2/3Si_1/3 sample has a sharp magnetic transition. Consequently, we believe that the PM can also be used for predicting MCE parameters for any magnetic transition.

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Results in Physics MATERIALS SCIENCE, MULTIDISCIPLINARYPHYSIC-PHYSICS, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

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50 days

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