
, and J
rwere measured on Ni-Fe-Mo films at low temperatures. As the temperature dropped from 300 to 80°K, the H
ccoercive field of Ni-Fe-Mo films with 0 percent content of Mo decreases from 1800 to 680 A/m. On the contrary, for the films with 5 and 10 percent Mo, the H
cincreases. The magnetization J
svaries with temperature in the same sense as H
c. From the curves

at

K and

K, it is found that the Ni-Fe-Mo electrolytic films with a concentration of over 10 percent Mo present properties characteristic of the superparamagnetic state.