Effects of Al0.3Ga0.7As interlayer with pulsed atomic layer epitaxy on heterogeneous integration of GaAs/Ge grown by MOCVD

Sun, Shikun; Zhang, Qi; Chen, H.Q.; Huang, Xintang; Tian, Wenjing; Wu, Fengshun; Wu, Zhihao; Dai, Jiangnan; Chen, C.Q.

doi:10.1016/j.jallcom.2013.12.092

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“…Generally speaking, an efficient exchange coupling needs to meet two conditions: (i) the size of the soft magnetic phase should be scaled to double domain wall width of the hard magnetic phase and (ii) soft magnetic phase should be uniformly distributed. So far, most of the nanocomposite magnets are fabricated following the conventional top-down routes, for example, high-energy mechanical milling, and melt spinning, but they are all isotropic materials with low (BH)max [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12]. The other "bottom-up" approach has actually attracted more attention, since it allows for the nanoparticles to be distributed uniformly and for the hard phase to be aligned and form an optimum structure so as to ensure efficient exchange coupling.…”

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Preparation and Magnetic Properties of Anisotropic (Sm,Pr)Co₅/Fe Nanocomposites Particles via Electroless Plating

Wang

Chen

2014

Journal of Chemistry

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Anisotropic (Sm,Pr)Co5/Fe nanocomposites particles were prepared by electroless plating iron on the surface of (Sm,Pr)Co5nanoflakes after being prepared by ball milling for 4 h. A uniform and continuous coating layer was obtained due to the addition of complexing agent and the particle size of the reduced Fe particles was in the range of 10~20 nm. When the nominal addition of Fe was 15 wt%, the nanocomposites show enhanced remnant and saturation magnetization:Mr=53.35 emu/g,Ms=73.08 emu/g compared to the noncoated nanoflakes withMr=48.52 emu/g,Ms=60.15 emu/g, while the coercivity drops from 10.33 kOe to 8.89 kOe. The effect of Fe content on the magnetic properties of the magnets is also discussed.

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Preparation and Magnetic Properties of Anisotropic (Sm,Pr)Co₅/Fe Nanocomposites Particles via Electroless Plating

Wang

Chen

2014

Journal of Chemistry

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Comparison of the electrochemical behavior of amorphous Zr₅₅Cu₃₀Ni₅Al₁₀, stainless steel (316LVM), and CoCrMo (F75) in simulated body fluid with and without addition of protein

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Materials & Corrosion

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Electrochemical behavior of, and metal ion release from the bulk amorphous (glassy) Zr55Cu30Ni5Al10 alloy (Zr‐MG) was evaluated in simulated body fluid (phosphate buffer saline [PBS]), with and without additions of protein (albumin Fraction V) at pH 7.4 and 5.2 and at body temperature 310 K (37 °C). The passivation behavior and susceptibility to pitting of the Zr‐MG was compared with conventional load bearing implant materials, that is, the medical grade ASTM F75 cast CoCrMo alloy (CoCrMo) and AISI 316 LVM low carbon vacuum re‐melted stainless steel alloy (SS). Furthermore, the metal ion release from the main constituent elements of each alloy was measured and compared. All materials showed passive behavior in the PBS solution with and without presence of albumin, though the passive region was smaller for the Zr‐MG compared to the CoCrMo and SS. Moreover, all materials experienced pitting corrosion in the PBS solution while the Zr‐MG was the most susceptible and the CoCrMo was the least one. Protein additions to the CoCrMo and SS prevented the formation of stable pits at pH 7.4 and 5.2. A decrease in passive region and pitting potential was seen in the case of albumin additions for the Zr‐MG at pH 7.4, while the opposite was seen at pH 5.2. Furthermore, the total metal ion release from the Zr‐MG was less than for the CoCrMo.

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Growth and Strain Evaluation of InGaP/InGaAs/Ge Triple-Junction Solar Cell Structures

Alhomoudi

2016

Journal of Elec Materi

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Effects of Al0.3Ga0.7As interlayer with pulsed atomic layer epitaxy on heterogeneous integration of GaAs/Ge grown by MOCVD

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Preparation and Magnetic Properties of Anisotropic (Sm,Pr)Co₅/Fe Nanocomposites Particles via Electroless Plating

Preparation and Magnetic Properties of Anisotropic (Sm,Pr)Co₅/Fe Nanocomposites Particles via Electroless Plating

Comparison of the electrochemical behavior of amorphous Zr₅₅Cu₃₀Ni₅Al₁₀, stainless steel (316LVM), and CoCrMo (F75) in simulated body fluid with and without addition of protein

Growth and Strain Evaluation of InGaP/InGaAs/Ge Triple-Junction Solar Cell Structures

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Effects of Al0.3Ga0.7As interlayer with pulsed atomic layer epitaxy on heterogeneous integration of GaAs/Ge grown by MOCVD

Cited by 5 publications

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Preparation and Magnetic Properties of Anisotropic (Sm,Pr)Co5/Fe Nanocomposites Particles via Electroless Plating

Preparation and Magnetic Properties of Anisotropic (Sm,Pr)Co5/Fe Nanocomposites Particles via Electroless Plating

Comparison of the electrochemical behavior of amorphous Zr55Cu30Ni5Al10, stainless steel (316LVM), and CoCrMo (F75) in simulated body fluid with and without addition of protein

Growth and Strain Evaluation of InGaP/InGaAs/Ge Triple-Junction Solar Cell Structures

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Preparation and Magnetic Properties of Anisotropic (Sm,Pr)Co₅/Fe Nanocomposites Particles via Electroless Plating

Preparation and Magnetic Properties of Anisotropic (Sm,Pr)Co₅/Fe Nanocomposites Particles via Electroless Plating

Comparison of the electrochemical behavior of amorphous Zr₅₅Cu₃₀Ni₅Al₁₀, stainless steel (316LVM), and CoCrMo (F75) in simulated body fluid with and without addition of protein