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Interfacial Magnetic Coupling in NiFe2O4–CoO Nanosystems with Core–Satellite Morphology

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By Pierfrancesco Maltoni, Gianni Barucca, Marianna Vasilakaki, Kalliopi Trohidou
| dx.doi.org
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Topochemical reduction of FeCo-oxide to FeCo-alloy nanosystems into a SiO2 matrix: effect of the textural properties

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By Alexander Omelyanchik, Gianni Barucca, Gaspare Varvaro, Ayda Ghary Haryhaghighat
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Topochemical reduction of FeCo-oxide to FeCo-alloy nanosystems into a SiO2 matrix: effect of the textural properties This study focus on the synthesis of metallic magnetic nanosystems embedded in mesoporous silica (SiO2), and the impact of matrix porosity, controlled by temperature treatment, on the efficiency of H2 reduction process.
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Chemical engineering of cationic distribution in spinel ferrites nanoparticles: the effect on the magnetic properties

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By Miran Baricic, Pierfrancesco Maltoni, Gianni Barucca, Nader Yaacoub
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Chemical engineering of cationic distribution in spinel ferrites nanoparticles: the effect on the magnetic properties A set of ~9 nm CoFe2O4 nanoparticles substituted with Zn2+ and Ni2+ was prepared by thermal decomposition of metallic acetylacetonate precursors to correlate the effects of replacement of Co2+ with the resulting magnetic properties.
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