journal article·2002-02

Studying the transition from multilayer to alloy in the Ni–Cu system

I. Kazeminezhad, W. Schwarzacher

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Abstract We have studied the transition from electrodeposited multilayer to alloy in the Ni–Cu system, by decreasing the thickness of Ni and Cu per cycle from several nm to a fraction of a monolayer. The magnetic moment per Ni atom for very small Ni thickness is constant, suggesting a preferred Ni cluster size in these alloy films deposited far from equilibrium.
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OpenAlex topics: Surface and Thin Film Phenomena · Semiconductor materials and interfaces · Electrodeposition and Electroless Coatings

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