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Mössbauer spectra of ternary (Fe1−xCox)80B20 ferromagnetic amorphous alloys were taken at 300, 77, and 6 K. The relatively broad distributions of the Fe57 hyperfine field could be fitted to quasi-symmetrical Gauss profiles with a relative half-intensity line width of 8–10%. Whereas the average hyperfine field HF at 6 K decreases slowly with x for x≳0.1, the isomer shift increases with x stronger than in the case of (Fe1−xNix)80B20 amorphous alloys. The saturation magnetization Ms has been measured in the temperature range 4–300 K. A linear dependence of HF (at 6 K) on the average magnetic moment μ holds over the whole investigated compositional range according to the equation HF = aμFe+μb where μFe is the moment of Fe in Fe80B20, a≃134 kOe/μB and b≃10 kOe/μB. A small enhancement of HF takes place only in the range 0
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