Magnetic particles and method of producing the same and magnetic recording medium
AssigneeFuji Photo Film Co., Ltd.
InventorsYasushi Hattori, Koukichi Waki
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AssigneeFuji Photo Film Co., Ltd.
InventorsYasushi Hattori, Koukichi Waki
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Magnetic particles including a ferromagnetic ordered alloy phase, wherein the surface of the magnetic particles is in contact with an organic substance. The invention also provides a method of producing magnetic particles having a ferromagnetic ordered alloy phase, including preparing alloy particles capable of forming the ferromagnetic ordered alloy phase, subjecting the alloy particles to an oxidation treatment, and then annealing the alloy particles in a solvent. A magnetic recording medium including a magnetic layer which contains the magnetic particles described above is also provided.
Magnetic particles having a CuAu— or Cu3Au-type ferromagnetic ordered alloy phase, wherein the surface of the magnetic particles is in contact with an organic substance.
A method of producing magnetic particles having a CuAu— or Cu3Au-type ferromagnetic ordered alloy phase, comprising:
Magnetic particles having a CuAu— or Cu3Au-type ferromagnetic ordered alloy phase, wherein the particles are produced by preparing alloy particles capable of forming a CuAu— or Cu3Au-type ferromagnetic ordered alloy phase, and annealing the alloy particles in a solvent.
A magnetic recording medium comprising a support and a magnetic layer provided on the support, wherein the magnetic layer contains magnetic particles having a CuAu— or Cu3Au-type ferromagnetic ordered alloy phase, the surface of the magnetic particles being in contact with an organic substance.
A magnetic recording medium comprising a support and a magnetic layer which is provided on the support and contains magnetic particles having a CuAu— or Cu3Au-type ferromagnetic ordered alloy phase, wherein
A magnetic recording medium comprising a support and a magnetic layer which is provided on the support and contains magnetic particles capable of forming a CuAu— or Cu3Au-type ferromagnetic ordered alloy phase, the magnetic layer further comprising a binder, a polar solvent, and a nonpolar solvent.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.