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Acta Metall Sin  1988, Vol. 24 Issue (4): 322-327    DOI:
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THERMAL DEMAGNETIZATION AND RANDOMNESS OF DOMAIN NUCLEATION OF SINGLE PHASE Nd_2Fe_(14)B
LUO Yang;JI Qigen;ZHANG Ning;SU Xiujin;SUN Dailiang Central Iron and Steel Research Institute; Ministry of Metallurgical Industry; Beijing; Shandong University; Jinansenior engineer;Department of Precious Alloys;Central Iron and Steel Research Institute; Beijing
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LUO Yang;JI Qigen;ZHANG Ning;SU Xiujin;SUN Dailiang Central Iron and Steel Research Institute; Ministry of Metallurgical Industry; Beijing; Shandong University; Jinansenior engineer;Department of Precious Alloys;Central Iron and Steel Research Institute; Beijing. THERMAL DEMAGNETIZATION AND RANDOMNESS OF DOMAIN NUCLEATION OF SINGLE PHASE Nd_2Fe_(14)B. Acta Metall Sin, 1988, 24(4): 322-327.

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Abstract  Study on the temperature variation of domain revealed that the maindomains remain the same without change during heating, but the supplementary do-mains, such as the cone like reversal domains in the surface, would be changedboth in the size and shape, or even disappeared, while temperature is higher than240℃. Since the nucleation sites and the spontaneous orientation of nucleated do-main has some randomness, so the domain patterns should be changed every timeafter the thermal demagnetization higher than Curie point.
Key words:  domain structure of NdFeB      thermal demagnetization      domain nucleation     
Received:  18 April 1988     
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