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Single-domain particles of 40:60 cobalt-iron alloy have been prepared with a median diameter of 200 angstrom units, a median elongation of 5.4:1, and an intrinsic coercive force of 1950 oersteds. By compacting these particles to various packing densities and degrees of alignment, shape anisotropy fine-particle magnets have been made with magnetic properties duplicating those of each of the Alnico permanent magnet alloys, including maximum energy product values above five million gauss-oersteds. It is concluded that the Alnico alloys and the fine-particle magnets derive their properties from very similar, but not identical, shape anisotropy effects.
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