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Recently, a so-called “colossal” magnetocaloric effect (MCE) was reported in Mn1−xFexAs [A. de Campos et al., Nat. Mater. 5, 802 (2006)]. However, the value of ΔS that was determined appears markedly overestimated since it results from the inadequate use of the Maxwell relation. Here, we report on recent measurements of ΔS in Mn1−xFexAs from which a correct MCE value is deduced by using the Clausius–Clapeyron equation. This result is asserted by careful use of the Maxwell relation.

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R. Zach

The “colossal” magnetocaloric effect in Mn1−xFexAs: What are we really measuring?

Magnetoelastic transition and antiferro-ferromagnetic ordering in the system MnFeP1−yAsy

Structural and magnetic phase transitions in CoxNi1−xMnGe system under pressure

The influence of high magnetic fields on the first order magneto-elastic transition in MnFe(P1−As) systems

Pressure dependence of the magnetic transition temperature of the CoMnGe 1-x Si x system

Magnetism of Fe2P investigated by neutron experiments and band structure calculations

On the magnetocaloric effect in d-metal pnictides

Crystal structure, magnetic and electronic properties of CoxFe1−xMnP system

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