Abstract
Mössbauer spectra reflect the strong sensitivity of the distribution of hyperfine magnetic field distributions (HMFDs) of near equiatomic Fe–Cr alloys to the method of preparation of samples. Whatever the way a bcc Fe 0.51Cr 0.49 alloy is prepared, powders produced from it by ball milling or by filing exhibit a unique HMFD at room temperature. The associated average hyperfine magnetic field, 16 T, is significantly smaller than those of alloys, which are cold-rolled and (/or) annealed at some stage of their preparation process (∼17–19 T).
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