Weixiang Hao , Ran Ji , Liyao Zhu , Silu Huang , Yikun Zhang
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Structural, magnetic and cryogenic magnetocaloric properties in Gd2CrFeO6 ceramic oxide
The magnetocaloric effect (MCE) in various rare earths (RE)-containing ceramic oxides were intensively investigated currently, attempted to acquire suitable magnetic solids for cryogenic magnetic cooling application and in-depth understand their inherent magneto-physical characters. We herein determined the structural, magnetic, and cryogenic magnetocaloric properties of Gd2CrFeO6 ceramic oxides. Our investigations indicate that the Gd2CrFeO6 ceramic oxide is crystallized with an orthorhombic double-perovskite type (B-site dis-ordered) structure and possesses an antiferromagnetic transition around ∼2.7 K. The constituent elementals in present Gd2CrFeO6 are uniformly distributed from micrometer to nanometer scales and mainly presented with the valence states of Gd3+, Fe3+, Cr3+, and O2−, respectively. Notable cryogenic MCE in present Gd2CrFeO6 has been realized. The maximum magnetic entropy changes and refrigerant capacity of Gd2CrFeO6 ceramic oxide with magnetic field variations of 0–2/0–5 T reach 10.33/34.34 J/kgK and 55.85/239.96 J/kg, respectively. These values are at comparable to most acquired rare earth-containing materials with remarkable cryogenic MCEs, making present Gd2CrFeO6 ceramic oxide attractive for practical cooling applications.
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