Abstract
We demonstrate that the average nanocrystallite size and size distribution can be used as control parameters to respectively tune the peak value and the width-at-half-maximum of the isothermal magnetic entropy change or the adiabatic temperature change during the magnetization process (magnetocaloric effect) such that a reasonably large relative cooling power, conducive to magnetic refrigeration, is achieved.
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