2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmmm.2020.167275
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Magnetic properties of superconducting phases NiBi and NiBi3 formed during pulsed laser deposition of Ni-Bi films

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“…In addition, NiO phase is known to be antiferromagnetic in nature. 18 In Fig. 5(a) and (b) isothermal hysteresis loops of as-deposited (Ni/Bi) 2 and (Ni/Bi) 2 samples annealed at 500 1C are compared.…”
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“…In addition, NiO phase is known to be antiferromagnetic in nature. 18 In Fig. 5(a) and (b) isothermal hysteresis loops of as-deposited (Ni/Bi) 2 and (Ni/Bi) 2 samples annealed at 500 1C are compared.…”
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“…Recently, several groups have reported synthesis of NiBi 3 in thin film form. 9,15-17 Liu et al 18 have synthesised the Bi/Ni bilayer using pulsed laser deposition techniques at room temperature with varying thickness of Ni and Bi. They deposited Bi first followed by Ni.…”
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“…In contrast, NiBi 3 shows an interesting phenomenon called the coexistence of superconductivity and ferromagnetism (CSF), where the same electron is responsible for both magnetic and superconducting behavior. So, synthesizing the pure phase of an NiBi 3 intermetallic compound in the form of thin films and filtering the Ni and Bi impurities still remain a challenge. There have been many reports on the synthesis of NiBi 3 by different methods, and the magnetic and superconducting behaviors depend on the methods of preparation. ,, Further, different growth procedures result in mixed phases such as NiBi 3 with NiBi and trace Bi or trace Ni. The superconducting and magnetoresistance measurements of single crystals of NiBi 3 , grown by a self-flux method, is observed to be free of the NiBi phase and any other magnetic impurity, whereas ferromagnetic fluctuations exist on the surface of the crystal below 150 K .…”
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“…В последнее время сверхпроводящие материалы широко применяются в различных областях для транспортировки электроэнергии [1], создания сильных магнитных полей [2], проведения прецизионных магнитных измерений [3], при исследованиях дальнего космоса [4] и др.…”
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