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Detection of two magnetocaloric consecutive peaks in HoCo2
ABSTRACT To simulate the magnetocaloric effect (MCE) of a HoCo2 sample, a phenomenological model (PM) is used. MCE parameters are inferred from PM as the result of modelling for magnetization vs. temperature in 0.5 T. The HoCo2 exhibits two consecutive conventional MCEs with cooling via adiabatic demagnetization. HoCo2 exhibits double peak MCE behaviour. It is recommended that HoCo2 use it as a useful MR material over a temperature range spanning a significant temperature range of 0–140 K. Consequently, HoCo2 is appealing for MR because its MCE spans a wide temperature range, particularly liquefaction of nitrogen and hydrogen.
期刊介绍:
Phase Transitions is the only journal devoted exclusively to this important subject. It provides a focus for papers on most aspects of phase transitions in condensed matter. Although emphasis is placed primarily on experimental work, theoretical papers are welcome if they have some bearing on experimental results. The areas of interest include:
-structural phase transitions (ferroelectric, ferroelastic, multiferroic, order-disorder, Jahn-Teller, etc.) under a range of external parameters (temperature, pressure, strain, electric/magnetic fields, etc.)
-geophysical phase transitions
-metal-insulator phase transitions
-superconducting and superfluid transitions
-magnetic phase transitions
-critical phenomena and physical properties at phase transitions
-liquid crystals
-technological applications of phase transitions
-quantum phase transitions
Phase Transitions publishes both research papers and invited articles devoted to special topics. Major review papers are particularly welcome. A further emphasis of the journal is the publication of a selected number of small workshops, which are at the forefront of their field.