The present paper describes the metal-fullerene films production by thermal evaporation and condensation under vacuum. The condensation under vacuum. The necessary fullerene concentration in the film has been provided by maintaining a special relation between the rates of fullerene and metal atoms feed. The preformed research of structure of fullerenecontaining materials show that addition of C60 molecules to the metal coatings essentially reduces the structural elements sizes to nanometrical ones that can be used in production of nanostructural materials having unique properties. The obtained results on investigation of their physical and physico-chemical properties suggest broad potentials for application ofmetal-fullerene films.
Magnetization curves in the fields up to 10 köe measured for powders produced at the electric arc the sputtering of graphite-cobalt-nickel electrodes. It was ascertained that magnetic properties of powders essentially depend on the place of their deposition within a spray chamber. The deposit growing on the cathode is basically a diamagnetic material while the rest of the products after sputtering is ferromagnetic. Their ferromagnetism is conditioned by Co-Ni nanoparticles. Some of them are incapsulated into the carbon shell that preserves those particles from oxidation by air (up to 470 °C) and dissolution in a hydrochloric acid (at a temperature of 95 °C).
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