Differential scanning calorimetry, in conjunction with x-ray and electron diffraction, is used to investigate the A1 to L10 ordering transformation in binary FePt films with compositions in the range of 47.5–54.4at.% Fe. The kinetic ordering temperature, taken as the calorimetric peak temperature at a heating rate of 40°C∕min, decreases from 447to357°C in this composition range. In contrast with the kinetic ordering temperature, the Curie temperature of the L10 ordered phase increases from 384to455°C as the Fe content is increased. The activation energies of ordering lie between 1.4 and 2.0eV, and the transformation enthalpies are in the range of −8.2to−13.6kJ∕g-at. The Avrami exponent for the transformation is lower than expected and lies in the range of 1.1–1.8. The lattice parameter of the A1 phase and the c∕a ratio of the L10 phase decrease with increasing Fe content.
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