Asahi Kasei Kabushiki Kaisha

Asahi Kasei Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Tokyo Institute of Technology

Nobuyoshi Imaoka

Takashi Nakagawa

Masanori Abe

Ichiro Shibasaki

Isao Morimoto

Hideo Shingu

Keiichi Ishihara

Masaru Tada

Etsuji Kakimoto

Kurima Kobayashi

Takahiko Iriyama

Kiyotaka Dohke

Akira Chiba

Shozo Yamanaka

Akinobu Sudo

Naoko Kashiwaya

A solid material for a magnet, comprising a rare-earth/iron/nitrogen/hydrogen system magnetic material.

Solid material for magnet

A thermoelectric material having a high Seeback coefficient and a large power factor and excellent in shock resistance, thermal strain resistance, and formability, and a thermoelectric element are disclosed. The thermoelectric material and thermoelectric element is composed of a multilayered body made up of a laminar body of a semimetal, a metal, or a synthetic resin and a laminar body of a semimetal. The average thickness of the laminar bodies ranges from 0.3 nm to 1000 nm. Embodiments of the combination of the laminar bodies are Bi&mdash;Al, Bi-polyamide series resin, and Ag&mdash;Fe. Such a multilayered body is manufactured by forming an initial multilayered body composed of all the types of laminar bodies constituting the multilayered body and rolling or uniaxially pressing a stack of such initial multilayered bodies.

Thermoelectric material and method for manufacturing the same

A magnetic material represented by the formula

Magnetic material containing rare earth element, iron, nitrogen,

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Fuji, Japan

Nobuyoshi Imaoka