K. Saito;H. Nakamura;S. Sugimoto;M. Okada;M. Homma
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Abstract
The microstructures of Sm
2
Fe
17
N
x
(0≪x≪6) powders were observed by transmission electron microscopy (TEM). Sm
2
Fe
17
N
23
powders nitrided in N
2
gas have high dislocation densities due to lattice expansion. Sm
2
Fe
17
N
x
powders nitrided in a mixture of NH
3
and H
2
gases (3≪x≪6) have cell-like structures. The dislocation density increases and the cell diameter decreases with increasing N content, and Sm
2
Fe
17
N
5.9
powders consist of 30 to 50 nm in diameter Sm
2
Fe
17
N
x
microcrystalline grains surrounded by an amorphous phase. Sm
2
Fe
17
powders nitrided above 600°C dissociate into SmN and α-Fe phases with characteristic sizes of 10 to 20 nm.