MAGNETIC-PROPERTIES OF ANODIC OXIDE COATINGS ON ALUMINUM CONTAINING ELECTRODEPOSITED CO AND CO-NI
MAGNETIC-PROPERTIES OF ANODIC OXIDE COATINGS ON ALUMINUM CONTAINING ELECTRODEPOSITED CO AND CO-NI
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DOI:
10.1149/1.2134152
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发表时间:
1975-01-01
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
UEDA, R
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作者:
KAWAI, S;UEDA, R
Cobalt and Co-Ni alloy were electrodeposited into the micropores of various kinds of anodic oxide films on aluminum. Fine granular metals precipitated on the barrier layer and formed columnar structures. Although the films of cobalt or nickel showed remarkable magnetic anisotropies perpendicular to the surface, the alloy films which consisted of approximately 50% cobalt showed a strong anisotropy along the horizontal direction. Coercive forces ranged from about 5.0, 0 to about 11, 00 oe and the density of residual magnetization rose above 1000 gauss. The films may have applications in magnetic memories and recording devices.When the surface of aluminum is anodized in some electrolytes, a film with micropores characteristic of the electrolytic conditions is formed (12). Asada (3) found that unsealed oxide coatings show peculiar colors when immersed in metal salt solutions after application of ac One of the authors (4) in a previous study observed that metallic nickel and nickel oxide were precipitated in the micropores when nickel sulfate was used as the electrolyte. As cobalt has a larger saturation magnetization than nickel, deposits of cobalt and cobalt alloy are of particular interest for applications in magnetic devices. Zetner (5) reported that eleetrodeposited cobalt layers have a coercive force of 150-500 oe and a residual magnetization of 4000-80'00 gauss, and that the coercive force could be increased to as high as 8'00 oe by the use of ac~-dc during deposition. Morral (6) found that the magnetic properties of electrodeposited cobalt layers depend on bath temperature, current density, concentration of cobalt salt, ratio of ac/dc, and time of electrolysis.