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Strong magnets with ordered structures

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Haitian Zhang *
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张相一 (Xiangyi Zhang) *
DOI:10.1080/21663831.2021.2008541delete
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IMPACT STATEMENT Engineering ordered structures opens up new opportunities to create strong magnets, in which unprecedentedly high properties could be achieved with less alloying content and critical elements. Permanent-magnet materials are critical components for green energy technologies, but the intrinsic trade-off between saturation magnetization and coercivity limits their achievable energy density. Here, a new concept of ordered structures is proposed to develop high-performance permanent magnets. This strategy enables a rare combination of high magnetization and high coercivity by introducing new magnetization reversal mechanisms associated with ordered structures. Implications and challenges of building ordered structures for strong magnets are discussed. This Perspective aims to draw the attention of materials research community to the emerging ordered magnets and to motivate active investigations on this topic for creating transformative magnets.
Keywords:
Ordered structures
gradient structures
gradient nanomaterials
permanent magnets
nanocomposite magnets

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Materials Research Letters cover
Materials Research Letters
IF:
7.9
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1.1K
Citations:
6.4K

Organization

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Beihang University
Scholars:
5.2W
Papers: 4.1W
Citations: 37
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Yanshan University
Scholars:
1.7W
Papers: 1.1W
Citations: 1.3W
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