Abstract:
A magnetic recording medium comprising a nonmagnetic support and a magnetic layer provided thereon, said magnetic layer comprising a magnetic recording element and a binder, characterized in that said magnetic recording element mainly comprises acicular gamme-Fe 2 O 3 , particles having a porosity of not more than 5% by volume in average, a specific surface area of 24 to 30 m'/g and the intensity at the face (210) to that at the face (311) in the X ray diffraction being not more than 5%, said magnetic recording medium being much improved in electromagnetic conversion characteristics such as sensitivity and noise.
Abstract:
A magnetic recording medium having a magnetic layer formed from a mixture of a magnetic metal powder mainly comprising iron with a binder, wherein said metal powder is one prepared by depositing on the surface of iron oxide powder which may be hydrous either zirconium, aluminum and silicon compounds or zirconium, aluminum and silicon compounds or zirconium, aluminum and cobalt compounds, followed by reducing in a reductive atmosphere. This medium has an excellent surface smoothness, a small coefficient of friction, and an excellent durability in travelling.
Abstract:
A magnetic recording medium comprising a non-magnetic support and, formed thereon, a magnetic layer containing a binder and a magnetic powder having the surface mainly comprising carbon and/or iron carbide. The magnetic layer contains an organic dye compound having at least one polar group selected from hydroxyl, carboxyl, sulfo and salts thereof, and the binder contains an amino group and/or an ammonium salt group. This medium is improved in the dispersion of a magnetic coating and also in surface properties, magnetic characteristics, and electromagnetic transduction performance.
Abstract:
A doped magnetic iron oxide particle suitable for use in magnetic recording media, and methods of preparing the doped magnetic iron oxide particle, are disclosed. The doped magnetic iron oxide particle has the general formula: CoxFe 1-xFe2 O4, wherein O
Abstract translation:公开了适用于磁记录介质的掺杂的磁性氧化铁颗粒以及制备掺杂的磁性氧化铁颗粒的方法。 掺杂的磁性氧化铁颗粒具有以下通式:Co x Fe 2+ 1-x Fe 2 O 3,其中O
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method for producing magnetic particles for use in recording media. The method comprises providing an alloy capable of forming a magnetic precipitate, aging the alloy to form a magnetic precipitate comprising a plurality of magnetic particles dispersed throughout a surrounding matrix; and dissolving the matrix to leave the magnetic particles. Magnetic particles produced by the present method are characterized by a size in the range of about 100A to about 2000A, a single magnetic domain, an aspect ratio up to about 10:1, a relatively smooth surface, and a substantially uniform composition throughout.
Abstract:
A magnetic recording medium having an excellent electromagnetic property with a low frictional magnetic layer surface which comprises a base material and a magnetic layer provided thereon, said magnetic layer comprising magnetic powder, a resinous binder and graphitized carbon black powder, optionally with non-graphitized carbon black powder.
Abstract:
Theres is disclosed a magnetic recording medium which includes a magnetizable layer thereon, wherein said magnetizable layer comprises a plurality of ferri- or ferromagnetic particles each having a largest dimension no greater than 100nm, and each of which particles represents a separate ferromagnetic domain.
Abstract:
The flexible, particulate magnetic storage medium includes a substrate and a magnetic storage layer of hard magnetic particles held within a binder. The flexible, particulate magnetic storage medium also includes a soft magnetic keeper layer. The soft magnetic keeper layer may be established by coating the individual hard magnetic particles of the magnetic storage layer with a layer of soft magnetic material to establish a "keeper layer" around each particle. A break layer of non-magnetic material may be provided between the hard and soft layers. The individual particles are coated by methods such as in situ precipitation. The soft magnetic layer may also be established by providing a separate layer of soft magnetic material within a binder of cross-linkable resins. The resulting flexible, particulate magnetic storage medium is a laminate principally comprising a substrate, a first layer of hard magnetic particles within a binder, and a second layer of soft magnetic particles also within a binder. The laminate medium may be produced through extrusion of binder particle mixes through multi aperture slot die extensions. The flexible, particulate magnetic media may be used in tape or flexible disc formats.
Abstract:
Magnetic particles are cobalt surface treated gamma iron oxide (Fe2O3) having a specific area of at least 30 m2/g and a powder coercivity greater than about 450 Oe, the particles being coated with from about 10 to about 50 % by weight of a material having a refractive index less than about the refractive index of a binder for the particles.
Abstract:
This invention concerns a process of treating particles which are unstable in air and the particles obtained which exhibit good corrosion resistance. The method consists in treating the metal particles by a current of gas containing silane and hydrogen in a fluidised bed. The particles may subsequently be subjected to a current of oxygen, preferably in the same fluidised bed, to obtain a coating of silica around the particles. The method is especially useful in obtaining particles of iron for magnetic recording materials which are suitable for dispersion and are corrosion-resistant.