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Nanocrystalline Fe‐35 wt%Ni‐20 wt%Co has been prepared by using a high‐energy planetary ball mill with increasing milling time from 4 to 36 h. Microstructural characterisations showed the development of an face‐centred cubic nanostructured Fe‐35 wt%Ni‐20 wt%Co alloy with an average crystallite size of 8 nm. The magnetic investigation revealed that the nanostructures obtained from a milling time of 36 h have the highest magnetic saturation and the lowest coercive field. In addition, the hardness and the electromagnetic absorption of the Fe‐35 wt%Ni‐20 wt%Co alloy were found to increase with the milling time. These evolutions could be attributed to the crystallite size and the strain variations in the samples during milling .
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