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Thin iron films, ∼ 30 Å thick, have been grown on (110) copper single crystal substrates. The structure of the films was examined by reflection electron diffraction and found to be f.c.c. in parallel orientation with the copper substrate. The specimens were examined by electron spin resonance and found to be ferromagnetic.
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