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Contribution ID:241 Type:Poster Presentation

The magnetic properties of Cr + 1 at.% Al thin films

Tuesday, 30 June 2015 16:10 (1h 50m)

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Pure bulk Cr has an electron-to-atom ratio (e/a) of six and exhibits a Néel temperature (TN) at 311K [1]. Studies on dilute Cr alloys show that alloying Cr with elements with e/a>6 results in an increase in TN, whilst alloying with elements rendering an e/a<6 results in a decrease in TN [1]. In Cr<sub>100-x</sub>Al<sub>x</sub>, where Al has e/a=3, the phase diagram shows a sharp decrease in TN values, reaching a minimum near x=2, where after the TN values again increase [1,2]. As thin films of Cr alloys generally show properties not observed in the bulk [3], this study extends investigations to Cr<sub>99</sub>Al<sub>1</sub> thin films with thicknesses (t) varying from 28 to 450nm deposited on fused silica, MgO(100) and MgO(110). XRD was used to determine the crystallographic orientations of the films. Results show epitaxial growth in films prepared on the MgO substrates, while those on fused silica are polycrystalline. TN values were obtained from standard four-point probe resistance (R) investigations as function of temperature. For samples deposited on fused silica no anomalies were observed, while R(T) curves for films deposited on MgO showed anomalies in the forms of domes associated with TN. It has been found that these TN values decreased with increase in t, levelling off at approximately 260K for the 450nm sample. This result correlates with the TN value expected from the magnetic phase diagram of bulk Cr<sub>99</sub>Al<sub>1</sub> [1].

[1] E Fawcett et al., Rev. Mod. Phys. 66 (1994) 25 [2] CJ Sheppard et al., J. Alloys Compd. 595 (2014) 164 [3] HJ Zabel, J.Phys.: Condens. Matter 11(1999) 9380

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CJ Sheppard [email protected]

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Primary author: Ms MUDAU, patience (University of Johannesbug)

Co-authors: Prof. PRINSLOO, Aletta (University of Johannesburg); Dr VENTER, Andrew (Necsa Limited); Dr SHEPPARD, Charles (Department of Physics, University of Johannesburg); Prof. FULLERTON, EE (Center for Magnetic Recording Research, University of Califonia, USA)

Presenter: Ms MUDAU, patience (University of Johannesbug) Session Classification: Poster1

Track Classification: Track A - Division for Physics of Condensed Matter and Materials

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