The structure of electroless thin films of Ni-P has been studied. The microstructure and the selected area diffraction pattern of the samples reveal that certain samples transform to crystalline Ni with P in solid solution by nucleation and growth, whereas others transform to crystalline state by growth alone. The former set of thin films having a P-content of 19-21 at.% is characterized as amorphous. Films with a P-content of 13-15 at.% fall in the latter category and are characterized as microcrystalline. Those with a P-content of 16-18 at.% contain both amorphous and microcrystalline regions. © 1986 the Indian Academy of Sciences.
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Tyagi, S. V. S., Tandon, V. K., & Ray, S. (1986). Electron microscopy study of chemically deposited Ni-P films. Bulletin of Materials Science, 8(3), 433–438. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02744158
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