Magnetic properties of nanostructured Fe92P8 powder mixture

Characterization of nanocrystalline FeSiCr powders prepared by ball milling

“…This effect does originate two types of atomic environments of Fe with different lattice parameters or/and grain size. A similar result has been proposed in the nanostructured Fe 92 P 8 alloy [12,13]. In addition, all the diffraction peaks have a fairly large line broadening, due to internal microstrains and the formation of nanocrystalline grains [14].…”

Influence of Pb doping on the structural, optical and electrical properties of nanocomposite Se–Te thin films

“…They can be broadly classified into physical and chemical routes. Inert gas condensation [5], sputtering [6], thermal evaporation [7] pulse laser deposition [8] and high-energy ball milling [9][10][11] are among the examples of physical route, while chemical route includes dip-coating, precipitation [12], electro-deposition [13], and solvothermal routes [14]. Compared to other methods, thermal evaporation is one of the most cost-effective techniques for the fabrication of nanostructured materials.…”

Magnetic and structural studies of mechanically alloyed (Fe50Co50)62Nb8B30 powder mixtures

“…NC materials have been synthesized by many techniques such as plastic deformation, gas condensation, spray conversion processing, crystallisation of amorphous solids and mechanical alloying (MA). The later is a non-equilibrium process resulting in solid state alloying beyond equilibrium solubility limit and the mechanisms involved in the formation of a broad range of alloys depend on the plastic deformation and hence defects accumulated upon milling [5][6][7][8][9].…”