Conclusions
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Chemically deposited Ni-Co and Fe-Ni films bave a magnetic-anisotropy constant nearly an order of magnitude lower than that of films produced by thermal deposition [4, 5].
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The treatment of the substrate surface greatly affects the magnetic properties of the films produced by chemical deposition.
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The magnetic anisotropy caused by the directional polishing significantly increases the anisotropy caused by the magnetic field, regardless of whether this field is applied during the deposition or after it.
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Translated from Izvestiya VUZ. Fizika, No. 10, pp. 156–158, October, 1969.
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Ganzha, I.Y., Ryabinin, V.P., Kiparisov, S.Y. et al. Energetic anisotropy of chemically deposited nickel-cobalt and iron-nickel films. Soviet Physics Journal 12, 1368–1369 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00815693
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