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Magnetothermal properties of the compound NiCl₂(bipy), where bipy = 4,4'-bipyridine, were studied. The single-ion anisotropy of Ni(II) ions was estimated and its influence on magnetocaloric effect in NiCl₂(bipy) was investigated. Above the metamagnetic transition a maximum in the isothermal change of the magnetic entropy is reached near 11 K at field change from 0T to 7T with peak value -ΔS = 6J K¯¹ kg¯¹. The temperature dependence of ΔS above 7K agrees with the assumed easy-axis type of single-ion anisotropy. The inverse magnetocaloric effect, typical for ordered antiferromagnets, was observed in the ordered state of NiCl₂(bipy) only for isothermal magnetization in small fields up to 2T.
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The crystals of {[Cu(bapa)]₃[Cr(CN)₆]₂}ₙ·6nH₂O (bapa = bis(3-aminopropyl)amine) are formed by infinite Cu(II)-Cr(III) antiparallel chains, which are connected into the third direction by additive [Cu(bapa)] moieties. The onset of long-range magnetic order at 3.2 K was observed by AC susceptibility. The study of the magnetocaloric effect from magnetization measurements yields a large entropy change -ΔS_{M} = 13.65 J K¯¹mol¯¹ (-ΔS_{M} = 12.25 J kg¯¹K¯¹) at the field change from 0 T to 3 T at temperature 4 K. The analysis of the critical behavior of -ΔS_{M} suggests the value of critical exponent n = 0.577 at the ordering temperature characteristic for three-dimensional magnets with Ising anisotropy.
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We prepared Pt₃Ni and PtNi₃ nanoparticles of various sizes on conductive and atomically smooth highly oriented pyrolytic graphite surfaces using potentiostatic electrodeposition. We can control the size of electrodeposited nanoparticles and their density on the surface by changing the deposition time. The morphology of nanoparticles was determined by scanning electron microscopy. PtNi₃ particles have spherical shape, while Pt₃Ni particles have more irregular shape. Composition of particles was confirmed by energy dispersive spectroscopy. We have measured magnetic properties of both systems with 100 s preparation time, superparamagnetic behavior was observed in PtNi₃ nanoparticles with blocking temperature T_{B}=225 K.
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