Jinyi Wang , Ran Ji , Jiameng Xu , Zhuoning Li , Yikun Zhang , Lingwei Li
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Magnetic properties and magnetocaloric effect in Tb2CoCrO6 oxide
The structural, magnetic and magnetocaloric properties in Tb2CoCrO6 oxide have been experimentally investigated. The results indicate that the Tb2CoCrO6 oxide crystallizes in a B-site dis-ordered double-perovskite (DP)-type orthorhombic structure (space group: Pbnm) and with magnetic order temperature of around 2.6 K. The determined magnetocaloric parameters in Tb2CoCrO6 oxide including the maximum magnetic entropy change, relative cooling power, and temperature-averaged entropy changes (5 K-lift) reach 6.89 J/kgK, 165.64 J/kg, and 6.76 J/kgK under magnetic field variation of 0–5 T, respectively, which are comparable with some recently updated rare earth-based magnetic solids, making the Tb2CoCrO6 oxide interesting for practical MR applications.
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