CMA's as Magnetocaloric Materials

Kobe, Spomenka; Podmiljsak, Benjamin; McGuiness, P.J.; Komelj, Matej

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“…The discovery of quasicrystals has refueled interest in CMAs. ,,, The quasicrystal approximants typically have a composition close to the quasicrystalline phase and display closely related local atomic arrangements (clusters), for example, the icosahedral quasicrystal YbCd 5.7 and its cubic approximant YbCd 6 . , Most reported CMAs are binary or ternary compounds, formed mainly by metals from groups 12 to 14. CMAs have unique properties and application potential in catalysis, thermoelectrics, and magnetocalorics. − …”

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Cluster Formation in the Superconducting Complex Intermetallic Compound Be₂₁Pt₅

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