Magnetism and the Magnetic Phase Transition in Diamagnetically Diluted Superstrong ε-In0.04Fe1.96O3 Magnet Nanowires

Temperature dependences of the magnetization of ε-In 0.04 Fe 1.96 O 3 nanoparticles are measured in the cooling and heating modes. An abrupt drop in the nanoparticle magnetization at a temperature of 150 K is observed. It is shown that the observed magnetic phase transition is accompanied by the rev...

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