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Cite Journal: Applied Surface Science |  Publication Date: Aug 1, 1994 |
The reflectivity of neutrons by nickel layers with a thickness between zero and 1000 Å is shown. The nickel layers were evaporated on a glass substrate. A comparison of the experimental results with theoretical expectation suggests that the density of evaporated nickel is about 5% lower than for bulk nickel.
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