Effect of Absorbed Hydrogen on Magnetic Properties of Mn2fesi Inverse Heusler Alloy

8 Pages Posted: 31 Oct 2023

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Jakub Cizek

Charles University in Prague - Faculty of Mathematics and Physics

Miroslav Veverka

Charles University

František Lukáč

Charles University in Prague - Faculty of Mathematics and Physics

Matej Jakubik

Charles University

Oksana Melikhova

Charles University in Prague - Faculty of Mathematics and Physics

Ondrej Zivotsky

VSB - Technical University of Ostrava

Abstract

A study of hydrogen absorption in Mn2FeSi half-metal inverse Heusler alloy and the effect of hydrogen on its magnetic properties was carried out. A pristine Mn2FeSi alloy prepared by arc melting consists of matrix with the inverse Heusler XA structure and second phase particles with the β-Mn type cubic structure. The phase with the XA structure is antiferromagnetic with the Néel temperature around 50 K while the phase with the β-Mn type structure is ferrimagnetic. Hydrogen is absorbed preferentially in the β-Mn type phase and suppresses ferrimagnetic ordering of spins. As a consequence hydrogen-loaded Mn2FeSi sample exhibits purely antiferromagnetic behaviour. This result shows that magnetic properties of Heusler alloys can be modified by hydrogen treatment.

Keywords: heusler alloy, hydrogen absorpttion, anti-ferromagnetism

Suggested Citation

Cizek, Jakub and Veverka, Miroslav and Lukáč, František and Jakubik, Matej and Melikhova, Oksana and Zivotsky, Ondrej, Effect of Absorbed Hydrogen on Magnetic Properties of Mn2fesi Inverse Heusler Alloy. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=4617285 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4617285

Jakub Cizek (Contact Author)

Charles University in Prague - Faculty of Mathematics and Physics ( email )

Sokolovska 83
Prague, 186 75
Czech Republic

Miroslav Veverka

Charles University ( email )

U Knize 8
Prague, 15800
Czech Republic

František Lukáč

Charles University in Prague - Faculty of Mathematics and Physics ( email )

Sokolovska 83
Prague, 186 75
Czech Republic

Matej Jakubik

Charles University ( email )

U Knize 8
Prague, 15800
Czech Republic

Oksana Melikhova

Charles University in Prague - Faculty of Mathematics and Physics ( email )

Sokolovska 83
Prague, 186 75
Czech Republic

Ondrej Zivotsky

VSB - Technical University of Ostrava ( email )

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