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Soft Magnetic Properties of bcc Fe–Zr–B Sputtered Films with Nanoscale Grain Size

Makino et al., 1992

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4143937007719769128
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Makino A
Suzuki K
Inoue A
Masumoto T
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Materials Transactions, JIM

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抄録 A nanoscale bcc film with a grain size of 10 to 20 nm was found to be prepared by annealing sputtered Fe–Zr–B amorphous films with solute contents of 4 to 9 at% Zr and 1 to 6 at% B for 3.6 ks in the temperature range of 823 to 923 K. The bcc Fe 89.6 Zr 7.7 B 2.7 film …
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