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OXIDATION OF NdFeB PERMANENT MAGNETS IN HUMID ATMOSPHERE |
HUA Hongci;WANG Geya Shanghai Institute of Metallurgy; Academia Sinica; XU Qingzhen;JIN Huijuan;XU Guiqin Shanghai Iron and Steel Research Institute |
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HUA Hongci;WANG Geya Shanghai Institute of Metallurgy; Academia Sinica; XU Qingzhen;JIN Huijuan;XU Guiqin Shanghai Iron and Steel Research Institute. OXIDATION OF NdFeB PERMANENT MAGNETS IN HUMID ATMOSPHERE. Acta Metall Sin, 1991, 27(1): 141-144.
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Abstract The oxidation of sintered NdFeB magnets in humid atmosphere at90℃ has been studied by TEM, AES, X-ray and Mossbauer spectroscopy. The blackoxidized structure, enriched with Nd and oxygen and depleted of Fe, was found inthe surface layer by the selective corrosion of the Nd-rich boundary phase and thenpenetrated along grain boundary and spreaded into Nd_2Fe_(14)B matrix phase. Thebrown rust powder, consisting of residual Nd_2Fe_(14)B particles and oxides, e. g., Fe_3O_4,Nd_2O_3, α-Fe_2O_3 and cubic Fe_2O_3, was found after 500 h oxidation. The changes indistribution of Fe atoms at six crystalline sites, especially the loss of Fe atoms atc-site, in oxidized Nd_2Fe_(14)B lattice was measured. The decreaslng in magnetizationof oxidized NdFeB magnets was reported.
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Received: 18 January 1991
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