Hydrogen in Intermetallic Compounds

Hydrogen in R2Fe17 intermetallic compounds: Structural, thermodynamic, and magnetic properties

Hydrogen storage properties of Ml, _,Ca,Ni, pseudobinary intermetallic compounds

The hydrogen storage properties of the pseudobinary intermetallic compounds Ml, -.Ca,Ni, (where Ml is La-rich mischmetal and x varies from 0 to 0.9) were investigated over the temperature range of 25-80°C It was found in experiment that with increasing x in Ml,_,Ca,Ni, the incubation time for its first hydrogenation shortened, the first hydrogen absorption rate accelerated, the hysteresis lower...

Driving magnetostructural transitions in layered intermetallic compounds.

We report the dramatic effect of applied pressure and magnetic field on the layered intermetallic compound Pr(0.5)Y(0.5)Mn(2)Ge(2). In the absence of pressure or magnetic field this compound displays interplanar ferromagnetism at room temperature and undergoes an isostructural first order magnetic transition (FOMT) to an antiferromagnetic state below 158 K, followed by another FOMT at 50 K due ...

Quadrupole Interactions in Rare-earth Intermetallic Compounds

A survey of the role played by the one-ion magnetoelastic and two-ion quadrupolar interactions on the magnetic and elastic properties of the rare-earth intermetallic compounds is given. These couplings are present in numerous systems and manifest themselves through a great variety of effects. The study of the multipolar interactions concerning the 4f shell has known a great development about ra...

HOW THE KONDO EFFECT CAN EXIST IN Gd INTERMETALLIC COMPOUNDS

Based on the crystal and magnetic structural properties of some Gd intermetallic compounds, it is shown that with increasing conduction electron concentration, Gd experiences electronic and magnetic instability, and that these behaviors point to the appearance of Kondo Lattice. We suggest that the conduction electrons have gained local character. It is shown that Kondo effect should be observed...