Abstract
The results of the application of a combination of several surfactants in preparing submicron hard magnetic Sm2Fe17N3 powders by milling in a centrifugal mill are reported. Along with methyl caproate, to protect the powder against oxidation, the efficiency of siloxane has been studied. The application of the combined surfactants allowed us to increase both the (BH)max of the Sm2Fe17N3 powder to 23.6 MG Oe and its corrosion resistance. The effect of milling kinetics on the angular dependence of the coercive force Hc has been determined. Information on the primary mechanism of magnetization reversal of the powders has beenobtained.
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