Kingston, 2018 - Google Patents
An investigation of the physical and magnetic properties of transition-metal alloy nanotubes prepared via electroless depositionKingston, 2018
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The unique magnetic characteristics and impressive efficiencies associated with nanostructured magnetic materials significantly increase their potential as active materials in many modern applications including integrated magnetics. Morphological and …
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