Method for forming in situ magnetic media in the form of...

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CA 1151104

METHOD FOR FORMING IN SITU MAGNETIC MEDIA IN THE FORM OF DISCRETE PARTICLES Abstract of the Disclosure A method of forming discrete magnetic particles in situ by dispersing a nickel hypophosphite solution in a binder and binder solvent, such as polyvinyl alcohol in water or polyester urethane polymer in an organic solvent, forming a coating from the nickel hypophosphite binder solution on a substrate, and exposing the coating to a radient energy source, such as x-rays or an electron beam. Thereafter the incipient magnetic media in the area exposed to radiation is developed by contact with a solution including ions of at least one of cobalt, nickel and iron and a reducing agent, such as a hypophosphite ion, to produce a magnetic media of discrete magnetic particles within the binder in the area exposed to the radiant energy while not forming such mag- netic particles in other unexposed areas of the nickel hypophosphite coating.

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