Hitachi Maxell, Limited

Hitachi, Ltd.

Hitachi Maxwell, Ltd.

Seiichi Asada

Kiyoshi Sato

Masahiro Amemiya

Shigeo Aoyama

Akira Miyake

Yasushi Murakami

Toshinobu Sueyoshi

Mayumi Iwagawa

Mitsuo Ueno

Hiroyuki Suzuki

Masaaki Futamoto

Akira Kato

Yukio Honda

Kazuetsu Yoshida

Kazuo Shiiki

Toshio Niihara

Norikazu Tsumita

Seigi Kawarai

Ryuzo Fukao

Shuichi Wada

Yoshio Takasu

Akio Shimizu

Toshiyuki Edamoto

Hisanobu Mikamo

Shoko Takabayashi

Takasu Yoshio

Tsunemi Oiwa

An electrode material for an electrochemical capacitor having a large capacity, having a titanium oxide compound such as titanium oxide, hydrated titanium oxide or their hydrogenated products, and at least one oxidizable and reducible metal element contained in the titanium oxide compound.

Electrode material for electrochemical capacitor, electrochemical capacitor comprising the same, and method for the production of the same

An electrode for a capacitor comprising a collector and a layer of a polarizable electrode material formed thereon, which includes activated carbon powder, a conducting aid, and a mixture of polytetrafluoroethylene and hydroxyalkylcellulose as a binder, which electrode is useful as an electrode of an electric double layer capacitor.

Electrode for capacitor, method for producing the same and capacitor

A thermal recording medium including a base layer containing a resin having a functional group which chemically bonds with a metal having a low melting point, such as Sn-Pb alloy, and a thermal recording layer made of a thin film with low resistivity of a low melting point metal formed on said base layer such that when a part of the thermal recording layer is heated, the heated part melts and perforates to record information.

Thermal recording medium

A magnetic recording medium with improved output characteristics and durability is provided by using magnetic powder comprising iron-containing particles each of which carries a compound containing aluminum and/or a compound containing silicon in such amounts that, in the whole magnetic powder, a weight ratio of silicon to iron is from 0.010:1 to 0.150:1, a weight ratio of aluminum to iron is from 0.040:1 to 0.150:1, and a weight ratio of aluminum to silicon is from 1:1 to 15:1.

Magnetic recording medium

Magnetic powder at least a part of particles of which have surface-adjacent layers comprising an aluminium-containing oxide of the corundum structure has high hardness so that a magnetic recording medium comprising a magnetic layer containing such magnetic powder has improved durability.

Magnetic powder and magnetic recording medium comprising the same

A perpendicular magnetic recording medium according to this invention comprises an electrically conductive underlayer formed on a non-magnetic substrate, in the case where no high permeability magnetic film is deposited, and a magnetic thin film having a perpendicular magnetic anisotrophy is formed thereon. In the case of a so-called double-layer structure including a high permeablilty magnetic film, on the non-magnetic substrate are formed the high permeablilty magnetic film, an intermediate film, and a magnetic thin film one on another in this order. The nearest neighbor's distance of atoms of the underlayer and the intermediate film is not smaller than 0.25 nm (2.5 .ANG.) and not greater than 0.32 nm (3.2 .ANG.) and they are made of at least one selected from the group consisting of V, Ru, Zn, Os, Rh, Ir, Mo, W, Re, Pd, Pt, Nb, Ta, Sn, Al, Au, Ag, Ti, nitrides and oxides of these elements.

Perpendicular magnetic recording medium and fabrication method therefor

A method of producing ferromagnetic metal powder comprises the steps of dipping an iron compound powder in a solution in which an aluminum compound and/or a titanium compound is dissolved, removing solvent from the iron compound powder, reducing the iron compound powder in a reducing atmosphere at an elevated temperature and forming oxide layers on whole surfaces of the individual particles of the iron powder. Ferromagnetic iron powder produced according to this method has both a high coercive force and a high remanence ratio.

Method of producing ferromagnetic metal powder

A method of producing ferromagnetic iron powder comprises the steps of dipping iron compound powder in a solution in which silicone oil is dissolved, removing solvent from the iron compound powder, reducing the iron compound powder in a reducing atmosphere at an elevated temperature and forming oxide layers on whole surfaces of the individual particles of the iron compound powder. Ferromagnetic iron powder produced according to this method has both a high coercive force and a high remanence ratio.

Method of producing ferromagnetic metal powder by gaseous reduction of

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