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"Disorder anisotropy of layered structure in multi-band MgB2 supercondu" by Minoru Maeda, Jun Hyuk Choi et al. - Vimarsana News

"Disorder anisotropy of layered structure in multi-band MgB2 supercondu" by Minoru Maeda, Jun Hyuk Choi et al.

Layered crystal structures of various materials form through strong in-plane covalent and weaker out-of-plane bonding. The different bonding states can lead to the appearance of anisotropies not only of electronic/electrical and magnetic properties but also of structural disorder. A deeper understanding of the disorder anisotropy is essential to carry out structural modification and to enhance the material properties. However, in the case of multi-band MgB2 superconducting materials that have layered structures, including graphene-like and six-membered rings, the nature and extent of the disor...

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"Interfacial reaction and side effect of MgB2 superconducting material " by Minoru Maeda, Yoon Uk Heo et al. - Vimarsana News

"Interfacial reaction and side effect of MgB2 superconducting material " by Minoru Maeda, Yoon Uk Heo et al.

Powder processing by ball milling is an effective approach for materials engineering. Although various methods for material processing are available, only high-energy shaker/vibratory or planetary mills have been intensively utilized to develop mechanical milling or alloying routes for structural control of MgB2 superconducting materials. Herein, we have attempted structural modification by using a low-rotation shaker, which is categorized as a low-energy and economical mill in terms of industrial applications. The operation speed was kept constant at 40 rpm, which is much lower than typical c...

Source: uow.edu.au