Sentence examples for magnetic property changes from inspiring English sources

We investigated the microstructural and magnetic property changes of Nd Fe B sintered magnets with the application of simultaneous processing via powder doping and dip-coating, using DyF3 and/or DyH2.

The results reveal the necessity of investigating the magnetic property changes of both the OSC and the FM during the process of energy level alignment engineering.

In this paper, the variation of magnetization curves of Cr-Mo-V ferritic steel due to creep measured and the relation between creep damage and the magnetic property changes is discussed.

This is because environmental changes and thus magnetic property changes including magnetic susceptibility were asynchronous between the northern and southern parts of the Okhotsk Sea (Yamazaki et al. 2013); this is why relative paleointensity was used for the correlation of the three major sites.

Limiting the discussion to polyurethanes, which are of interest to this paper, it is worth noticing that there is the possibility of electric and magnetic properties changes of waterborne polyurethane nanocomposite based on anionomer polyurethane after introduction of Fe3O4 particles modified by oleic acid, which were dispersed in PPG glycol under ultrasonic bath.

When the magnetite is synthesized at nanoscale, its magnetic properties change from ferromagnetic to superparamagnetic, extending its application to biomedicine [10 12].

The researchers found that when the compound is cooled to 298 kelvins, roughly room temperature, its magnetic properties change in a manner that depends on the surrounding magnetic field.

Here, it is necessary to mention that the doping of chalcogenide glasses by transitional metals and rare-earth element changes besides optical, structural, and magnetic properties also changes thermal and luminescent properties of chalcogenide glasses [15].

Though carbon-coated will cause the reduction of saturation magnetization, the other magnetic properties will change little.

Magnetic property of MP35N® changes significantly with aging.

This temperature is named for the French physicist Pierre Curie, who in 1895 discovered the laws that relate some magnetic properties to change in temperature.