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Materials Science and Engineering

Volume 557, Issue 1, 2019, Pages 1-11

Magnetic and structural Behavior of Fe-CoO NanocompositesMechanically Milled

A.Younes, M.Khorchef, A.BOUAMER, H.Amar

Abstract: The Fe60(CoO)40 nanostructured alloys have been prepared from pure iron and cobaltoxide powders by mechanical alloying technique within a high energy planetary ball-mill.Morphology, microstructural and magnetic properties of this powder were investigated by a Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM), X-ray diffraction (XRD) and Vibrating sample magnetometer (VSM).

The effect of time of milling on magnetic behaviour of Fe(CoO) nanostructured composite has been investigated. Apparition of new phase polycrystallinesample having a size in the range of 12 and 26 nm, it is confirmed by X-ray diffraction testing.The enhanced magnetic properties and structural behaviour of the nanoparticle are due by the diminution of size of crystallite. After 40 hours of milling, the appearance of spinel structureof CoFe2O4. The reduction in particle size leads to a significant increase in magnetic hardening, the coercive field at room temperature increases from 6 Oe to 208 Oe

Keywords : FeCoO nanostructured, Magnetic Properties

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