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Coevaporation of CoPt nanoparticles
Co 50 Pt 50 nanoparticles were codeposited on thermally oxidized Si substrates by electron beam evaporation, at a temperature of the substrate of 700 to 750 ° C . The codeposition led to a perfect mixture of the Co and Pt elements within the three-dimensional nanoislands, which exhibit a mean diamet...
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description | Co
50
Pt
50
nanoparticles were codeposited on thermally oxidized Si substrates by electron beam evaporation, at a temperature of the substrate of
700
to
750
°
C
. The codeposition led to a perfect mixture of the Co and Pt elements within the three-dimensional nanoislands, which exhibit a mean diameter between
∼
18
and
∼
20
nm
. The postannealing treatment of the CoPt nanograins resulted in the progressive crystallization of the
L
1
0
ordered phase and, consequently, in the progressive magnetic hardening of the samples with a maximum coercivity of
∼
5.6
kOe
. |
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50
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50
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700
to
750
°
C
. The codeposition led to a perfect mixture of the Co and Pt elements within the three-dimensional nanoislands, which exhibit a mean diameter between
∼
18
and
∼
20
nm
. The postannealing treatment of the CoPt nanograins resulted in the progressive crystallization of the
L
1
0
ordered phase and, consequently, in the progressive magnetic hardening of the samples with a maximum coercivity of
∼
5.6
kOe
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∼
18
and
∼
20
nm
. The postannealing treatment of the CoPt nanograins resulted in the progressive crystallization of the
L
1
0
ordered phase and, consequently, in the progressive magnetic hardening of the samples with a maximum coercivity of
∼
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kOe
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50
Pt
50
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700
to
750
°
C
. The codeposition led to a perfect mixture of the Co and Pt elements within the three-dimensional nanoislands, which exhibit a mean diameter between
∼
18
and
∼
20
nm
. The postannealing treatment of the CoPt nanograins resulted in the progressive crystallization of the
L
1
0
ordered phase and, consequently, in the progressive magnetic hardening of the samples with a maximum coercivity of
∼
5.6
kOe
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