Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Composite – Of inorganic material
Patent
1997-12-18
1999-10-19
Kiliman, Leszek
Stock material or miscellaneous articles
Composite
Of inorganic material
428694T, 428694TS, 428694TR, 428694ST, 428900, 360113, 324252, G11B 566
Patent
active
059686774
ABSTRACT:
A ferromagnetic material can be formed in a very small size on the order of an atomic size and is capable of being stably magnetized. The ferromagnetic material comprises basic unit structures each consisting of a first atom (11), a second atom (12) of the same kind as the first atom (11), and a third atom (or atomic group) (13) of the same kind as the first atom (11) or of a kind different from that of the first atom (11). In each of the basic unit structures, the atoms are arranged on a surface of a substrate so that a chemical bond (14) is formed between the first atom or and the third atom or molecule, a chemical bond (14) is formed between the second atom and the third atom or molecule, a chemical bond or an electron path (15) not passing the third atom is formed between the first and the second atom.
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Hashizume Tomihiro
Ichimura Masahiko
Ono Yoshimasa
Onogi Toshiyuki
Wada Yasuo
Hitachi , Ltd.
Kiliman Leszek
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