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National Institute for Materials Science, Japan

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The magnetic properties of the SmFe8.8N1.1 compound surpass those of Nd2Fe14B, known as the world's strongest magnetic material, with extremely high anisotropy field at room temperature, higher saturation magnetization, and high Curie temperature.

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Yukiko Takahashi National Institute for Materials Science

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