Investigation of multiparticle atomic correlations in α-Fe1−xSi2 by Mössbauer spectroscopy

Sidorenko, F. A.; Gel’d, P. V.; El'ner, V.Ya.; Ryzhenko, B. V.

doi:10.1016/0022-3697(82)90193-7

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“…6a (spectrum 4). Its pattern is completely identical to the spectrum of this phase presented in [21,22] and has something in com mon with the spectra of the samples subjected to MA (1-3). The P(V) distributions were measured in order to improve the resolution of the experimental spectra.…”

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Deformation-induced structural transformations in Si and the initial stage of mechanical alloying of Si and Fe

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The methods of X ray diffraction, Mössbauer spectroscopy, IR spectroscopy, and laser diffracto metry are employed to study the changes in the structure and phase transformations that accompany mechanical alloying of Si and 57 Fe used in an atomic ratio of 99 : 1. It is established that the process comprises the development of a nanocrystalline state of Si with crystallite sizes smaller than 10 nm; the formation of an amorphous phase of Si at particle surfaces and in near boundary distorted zones of interfaces in Si nanostruc ture; the penetration of 57 Fe atoms along grain boundaries; and the formation of Si-Fe clusters, the local environment of Fe atoms in which is typical of a deformed α FeSi 2 phase, with these clusters being located in the interfaces.

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Deformation-induced structural transformations in Si and the initial stage of mechanical alloying of Si and Fe

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“…However, similar metal deficiency was also observed in isomorphous MnGe 4 and MnGa 2 Sb 2 [8,11]. These facts suggest that the defect formation in this type of compounds is essentially associated with the structural stability, similar to the case of ␣-Fe 1−x Si 2 [12]. Fig.…”

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High-pressure synthesis of a new ferromagnetic compound, CrGa2Sb2

Sakakibara

Hayashi

Takizawa

2010

Journal of Alloys and Compounds

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“…The iron content can decrease within the range of ∼20 percent. The correlation between the hyperfine parameters and the composition was determined [19]. The applied method was used to analyze the vacancy filling by Si atoms resulting in asymmetric broad doublet spectra appearing always in this phase as it was also observed by us.…”

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