Dependence of microstructure on process variables in manganese zinc ferrites

Crystal Oriented Manganese Zinc Ferrites Made from Acicular Fine Particles

The acicular Mn-Zn ferrite fine particles composed of 65.6 mol% Fe, 21.9 mol% Mn and 12.5 mol% Zn were made. These Mn-Zn femte particles were etched in IN-HC1 solution for 3hrs.. The fine particle was made up of several crystallites whose long axis were 0.2-1.0ptt1, and arranged to (31 1) direction. These fine particles were pressed with applying magnetic field. The oriented Mn-Zn ferrites were...

Effect of annealing process on microstructure and mechanical properties of high manganese austenitic TWIP steel

In the present study, the influence of annealing temperature on mechanical properties and the microstructure of a high manganese austenitic steel (Fe-30Mn-4Al-4Si-0.5C) was investigated. X-ray diffractometry, optical and scanning electron microscopy, hardness and tensile tests were used to analyze the relationship between mechanical properties and microstructure after annealing process. The res...

Cation occupancy determination in manganese zinc ferrites using Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy

Dose dependence of zinc and manganese absorption in man.

Intestinal absorption and excretion are the main regulatory mechanisms for maintenance of body homeostasis of most trace elements. In spite of considerable research on trace element metabolism in man and experimental animals, the knowledge about the mechanisms involved in these processes is still limited. The characteristics of trace element metabolism, such as low fractional absorption, the pr...

E-effect in Nickel-zinc Ferrites

A study of the dependence of elastic behaviour of polycrystalline mixed Ni-Zn ferrites of different compositions on temperature and magnetic field (AE-effect) has been made using a ultrasonic method. The variation of Young's modulus with temperature follows Wachtman's equation. The dependence of the Young's modulus on magnetic field is explained using a theoretical model suggesteds by Lewis and...