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Comment on "Structural and Mossbauer studies of evaporated Fe100-x Pd-x thin films" by A. Laggoun, A. Guittoum, S. Bahamida, M. Boudissa and A. Fnidiki

Philippe Buffat
2016
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The paper "Structural and Mossbauer studies of evaporates Fe100-x Pd-x thin films" by A. Laggoun et al. contains interpretation errors of XRD patterns and therefore cast some heavy doubt on the actual phases present in the Fe-Pd films.

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