Magnetic Coercivity of Cobalt Fine Particles in 2% Co-Cu Alloy

Satô, Masayoshi; Mitui, Tadayasu

doi:10.1143/jpsj.19.5

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“…The specimen surface appears through the eyepiece to be inter The size of the precipitate particles of cobalt was deter mined by means of a magnetic technique described by Becker (5) and used by several others (6)(7)(8)(9)16,17). Cobalt precipitate particles are ferromagnetic and are finely dispersed in the matrix of copper which is very weakly paramagnetic.…”

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A study of the effect of coherent precipitates on the surface topography produced by deformation of copper-2 wt. % cobalt alloy single crystals

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A study of the effect of coherent precipitates on the surface topography produced by deformation of copper-2 wt. % cobalt alloy single crystals

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“…Kuhlmann-Wilsdorf, Merwe, and Wilsdorf (39,42) have pro posed from their observations of fine slip at very low strains in copper, aluminum, and silver that the slip bands develop The size of the precipitate particles of cobalt was deter mined by means of a magnetic technique described by Becker (5) and used by several others (6)(7)(8)(9)16,17).…”

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