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Abstract
Ferromagnetic metals such as Ni, Co and Fe were electrodeposited from aqueous solution into polycarbonate membrane filters with numerical cylindrical nanopores to fabricate the magnetic metal nanowire array. With increasing cathode potential to the maximum of -1.2 V, growth rate of the nanowires increased up to around 30 nm・sec-1. Aspect ratio of nanowires reached up to around 120 and the cylindrical shape was precisely transferred from nanopores to nanowires. Magnetization curves revealed that the nanowires were spontaneously magnetized to the long axis direction and the coercive force reached to the maximum of ca. 1 kOe.
Ferromagnetic metals such as Ni, Co and Fe were electrodeposited from aqueous solution intopolycarbonate membrane filters with numerical cylindrical nanopores to fabricate the magnetic metalnanowire array. With increasing cathode potential to the maximum of -1.2 V, growth rate of thenanowires increased up to around 30 nm•sec-1. Aspect ratio of nanowires reached up to around 120 andthe cylindrical shape was precisely transferred from nanopores to nanowires. Magnetization curvesrevealed that the nanowires were spontaneously magnetized to the long axis direction and the coerciveforce reached to the maximum of ca. 1 kOe.
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- Reports of the Faculty of Engineering, Nagasaki University [List of Volumes]
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Reports of the Faculty of Engineering, Nagasaki University 39(72), 60-67, 2009-01-00 [Table of Contents]
Nagasaki University
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