Short-range magnetic correlations enhanced magnetocaloric effect in the rare-earth germanide: Dy2Co3Ge5

In this work, the structural, magnetic, thermal, and magnetocaloric properties of the rare-earth germanide Dy2Co3Ge5 are explored in detail. Structural analysis confirms that the compound crystallizes in the Lu2Co3Si5-type structure with the monoclinic space group I12/c1. The antiferromagnetic Dy2Co3Ge5 exhibits a complex magnetic behavior, showing successive antiferromagnetic transitions at 32, 25, and 19 K, where the transitions at 32 and 25 K are of second order, and the transition at 19 K is of first-order nature. A field-induced metamagnetic transition is observed near 30 kOe in the low-temperature antiferromagnetic regime. Additionally, in the paramagnetic region up to approximately 85 K, significant short-range ferromagnetic correlations are evident, possibly arising from an induced magnetic moment on Co atoms by Dy. Magnetocaloric measurements reveal an inverse magnetocaloric effect below 25 K and a conventional magnetocaloric effect above 25 K. Notably, Dy2Co3Ge5 exhibits superior magnetocaloric performance compared to its terbium analog Tb2Co3Ge5.

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Journal of Applied Physics
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2025-11-20
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https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0306651
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Magnetic and transport properties of perovskites and related materials
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Short-range magnetic correlations enhanced magnetocaloric effect in the rare-earth germanide: Dy2Co3Ge5

U D Remya, M. Reiffers, K. Arun, Andrea Džubinská et al.
Journal of Applied Physics
Magnetic and transport properties of perovskites and related materials
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Short-range magnetic correlations enhanced magnetocaloric effect in the rare-earth germanide: Dy2Co3Ge5

U D Remya, M. Reiffers, K. Arun, Andrea Džubinská, R. Nagalakshmi
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In this work, the structural, magnetic, thermal, and magnetocaloric properties of the rare-earth germanide Dy2Co3Ge5 are explored in detail. Structural analysis confirms that the compound crystallizes in the Lu2Co3Si5-type structure with the monoclinic space group I12/c1. The antiferromagnetic Dy2Co3Ge5 exhibits a complex magnetic behavior, showing successive antiferromagnetic transitions at 32, 25, and 19 K, where the transitions at 32 and 25 K are of second order, and the transition at 19 K is of first-order nature. A field-induced metamagnetic transition is observed near 30 kOe in the low-temperature antiferromagnetic regime. Additionally, in the paramagnetic region up to approximately 85 K, significant short-range ferromagnetic correlations are evident, possibly arising from an induced magnetic moment on Co atoms by Dy. Magnetocaloric measurements reveal an inverse magnetocaloric effect below 25 K and a conventional magnetocaloric effect above 25 K. Notably, Dy2Co3Ge5 exhibits superior magnetocaloric performance compared to its terbium analog Tb2Co3Ge5.

Journal of Applied PhysicsVol. 138(19)
National Institute of Technology Tiruchirappalli (IN), SRM Institute of Science and Technology (IN), University of Prešov (SK), Slovak Academy of Sciences (SK), Institute of Experimental Physics of the Slovak Academy of Sciences (SK), Federico Santa María Technical University (CL)
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Magnetic and transport properties of perovskites and related materials
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Short-range magnetic correlations enhanced magnetocaloric effect in the rare-earth germanide: Dy2Co3Ge5 — U D Remya, M. Reiffers, et al. · Journal of Applied Physics (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS