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Exploring a low temperature glassy state, exchange bias effect, and high magnetic anisotropy in Co2C nanoparticles

Roy et al., 2021

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6376247693815061790
Author
Roy N
Ali M
Sen A
Adroja D
Sen P
Banerjee S
Publication year
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Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter

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It is interesting to explore the connections between the exchange bias effect (EBE) and magnetic anisotropy (MA). It is often found that materials exhibiting a strong EBE also have enhanced MA. Here we explore 40 nm diameter Co 2 C nanoparticles (NPs) that exhibit …
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