Abstract:
A glass substrate is cleaned by contacting a preliminarily polished glass surface with functional water having a positive ORP potential for a predetermined period of time in the last rinsing step in order to repair the structure of the glass so as to achieve higher surface hardness and improved corrosion resistance.
Abstract:
A damping material having a loss factor tan .delta..gtoreq.1 and a small strain amplitude dependence, which is formed by dispersing an organic series dielectric or ferroelectric material in a non-dielectric polymer to have an acicular form wherein the acicular ratio is 5 or more, and the diameter of the acicular dielectric or ferroelectric material is 20 .mu.m or less when it takes a circular acicular form, or a side in cross section of the acicular dielectric or ferroelectric material is 20 .mu.m or less when it takes a rectangular acicular form. The volume ratio of the dielectric or the ferroelectric material to the non-dielectric polymer is preferably 0.3 to 0.7.
Abstract:
Significant improvement in corrosion resistance of a magnetooptic material for electric and electronic applications is achieved by a composition (RE.sub.a, TM.sub.b)1-c-.sub.d M.sub.c Be.sub.d of specified content ratios of the components, typically a Tb-Fe-Co type alloy with combined addition of M and Be.
Abstract:
A substrate for a magnetic disk, having fine roughness formed on its surface by subjecting aluminum or an aluminum alloy to anodic oxidation, packing pores in the anodized layer thereby formed, with a material different in the physicochemical properties from the anodized layer, and letting a plating material grow selectively by an epitaxial method.
Abstract:
Herein disclosed is a method for manufacturing a base plate for a recording disc, which comprises steps of: subjecting a base plate containing therein SiO.sub.2 -Li.sub.2 O-Al.sub.2 O.sub.3 series crystallized glass to crystallizing treatment; then polishing the surface of said base plate; and thereafter subjecting the base plate to etching treatment with use of etching agents having different rates of etching between the crystallized layer and the amorphous layer, and also a base plate for a recording disc which is produced by the method as described above.
Abstract:
In construction of a magnetic recording material having overlaid anodic oxide layers and well suited for perpendicular magnetic recording, a substrate is made of a hard material and Al predominant layers of 0.1 to 2 .mu.m thickness and formed on the substrate as a base for the overlaid anodic oxide layers for improvement in mechanical properties with acceptable magnetic recording characteristics.
Abstract:
A surface modification method for an aluminum substrate, which comprises treating a Ni—P plated aluminum substrate with a functional water having a plus or minus oxidation-reduction potential for a predetermined period of time in a washing step after a polishing step of the Ni—P plated aluminum substrate.
Abstract:
This invention relates to a process for preparing a magnetic disk, which comprises (a) subjecting a substrate having an anodized aluminum film to mirror surface-finishing, (b) widening pores of the anodized aluminum film by chemical dissolution treatment so that the total area of pores becomes from 20 to 80% of the entire surface area, thereby retaining crystalline alumina of the anodized aluminum film extruded after the chemical dissolution treatment, and (c) coating the resultant substrate with a magnetic continuous thin film.
Abstract:
A substrate for a magnetic recording disk, made of anodized aluminum having its pores packed with a non magnetic material and having been subjected to polishing followed by an etching treatment to form a finely roughened surface due to preferential etching of either the aluminum or the non magnetic material.
Abstract:
A bonded structure of a metal and a ceramic, in which a layer of the ceramic is coated on the surface of the metal as a substrate through an interlayer, or in which a layer of the metal is coated on the surface of the ceramic as a substrate through an interlayer, wherein said interlayer consists of(a) a composition composed of 0.2 to 4 mole % of yttria and a balanced mole % of the main component of the metal to bonded in which a powder of said metal and a powder of yttria are intimately mixed and then given a mechanical impact whereby the two powders are bonded to each other to form a nearly spherical composite powder or(b) a composite composed of 0.2 to 4 mole % of yttria, up to 2 mole % of the main component of the ceramic to be bonded and a balanced mole % of the main component of the metal to be bonded, in which a powder of said metal, a powder of yttria and a powder of said ceramic are intimately mixed and then given a mechanical impact, whereby these powders are bonded to one another to form a nearly spherical composite powder,said interlayer is formed by plasma-spraying the components of said composition onto the ceramic or metal to be bonded, or by coating the components of said composition on the ceramic or metal to be bonded and then heat-treating the resulting structure at a high temperature in vacuum or in an inert gas.