Amorphous nanoalloys of Co(100-x)Pt(x) (0 < or = x < or = 50) prepared sonochemically exhibit a negative magnetotransport effect, showing a maximum for platinum volume fraction of 10%. The oscillatory peak maxima observed in x = 30 composition for residual resistivity, rho0 and Tmin corresponds to the peak minima for the negative MR% in the range of compositions studied. We observe that in weakly exchange coupled amorphous alloys, the local magnetic order at Tmin and the disorder effects observed from rho0 become crucial.
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