Abstract
In Fe0.8Mn1.5As compound, an external magnetic field induces a metamagnetic transition from an antiferromagnetic phase to a ferrimagnetic phase above Ts=285K, leading to large magnetocaloric effects around room temperature. Instead of showing inverse magnetocaloric effects, the sign of the entropy change ΔSM in the compound is unexpectedly negative, revealing a different mechanism. The maximum value of ΔSM is 6.2J∕kgK at 287.5K for a magnetic field change of 5T. The study on systems with antiferromagnetism-related metamagnetic transitions may open an important field in searching good materials for room-temperature magnetic refrigeration.
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