Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1555022 | Superlattices and Microstructures | 2008 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
Self-assembled 2D structures on thin films of block copolymers/Fe hybrid materials were fabricated on Si/Ta substrates, either by wet chemistry or laser irradiation at 157 nm. The polymer exhibits micelle-like structures with average dimensions of 5–10 nm and 30–50 nm for light and chemically reduced films respectively. For the laser processed films, SQUID measurements reveal a ferromagnetic response at 5 K, and 100 Oe coercivity was obtained for 2:1 iron concentration. For chemically reduced films, on the other hand, a superparamagnetic response with near zero coercivity at 5 K was obtained.
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Authors
E. Sarantopoulou, J. Kovač, S. Pispas, S. Kobe, Z. Kollia, A.C. Cefalas,