The magnetic anisotropy of Pd-rich Pd–Co, –Ni and –Fe alloys has been measured by the torque method. In Pd–Co alloys, the anisotropy constant K 1 at 4.2 K has negative sign, and has a large maximum value of 1.7×10 6 erg/cm 3 at about 10 at%Co. In Pd–Ni alloys, K 1 has positive sign, and decreases monotonically with decreasing Ni content. In contrast to these alloys, K 1 is vanishingly small for Pd–Fe alloys.
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