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We report the results of magnetization and magnetostriction measurements performed by pulsed-magnetic-field techniques on the intermetallic compound Tb2Co12Fe5. The temperature dependence of the critical field at which the first-order magnetization process takes place was measured by a singular point detection technique on aligned powders. Magnetostriction measurements were performed by a strain-gauge-based technique at different temperatures. The obtained results are compared with observations recently made for the closely related compound Pr2Co12Fe5, allowing to clarify the crucial role of both the rare-earth and the transition-metal sublattices in the peculiar behaviour of the latter.
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Magnani, N., Algarabel, P.A., Paoluzi, A. et al. First-order Field-Induced Magnetization Processes and Magnetostriction in Tb2Co12Fe5 . J Low Temp Phys 159, 72–75 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10909-009-0071-0
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