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Cross-sectioning spatio-temporal Co-In electrodeposits: Disclosing a magnetically-patterned nanolaminated structure
2017
Materials & design
Micrometer-thick cobalt-indium (Co-In) films consisting of self-assembled layers parallel to the cathode plane, and with a periodicity of 175 ± 25 nm, have been fabricated by electrodeposition at a constant current density. These films, which exhibit spatio-temporal patterns on the surface, grow following a layer-by-layer mode. Films cross-sections were characterized by electron microscopies and electron energy loss spectroscopy. Results indicate the spontaneous formation of nanolayers that
doi:10.1016/j.matdes.2016.11.088
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