Reduced Magnetism\nin Core–Shell Magnetite@MOF\nComposites
SamehK. Elsaidi (1411252)Michael A. Sinnwell (1575283)Debasis Banerjee (465369)Arun Devaraj (1316049)Ravi K. Kukkadapu (1296096)Timothy C. Droubay (1730956)Zimin Nie (1758391)Libor Kovarik (1296099)Murugesan Vijayakumar (4531852)Sandeep Manandhar (1234470)Manjula Nandasiri (4531849)B. Peter McGrail (1569073)Praveen K. Thallapally (1370520)
Abstract
The\nmagnetic susceptibility of synthesized magnetite (Fe<sub>3</sub>O<sub>4</sub>) microspheres was found to decline after the growth\nof a metal–organic framework (MOF) shell on the magnetite core.\nDetailed structural analysis of the core–shell particles using\nscanning electron microscopy, transmission electron microscopy, atom\nprobe tomography, and<sup>57</sup>Fe–Mössbauer spectroscopy\nsuggests that the distribution of MOF precursors inside the magnetic\ncore resulted in the oxidation of the iron oxide core.
Metrics
Topics
Related Documents
Reduced Magnetism in Core–Shell Magnetite@MOF Composites
Sameh K. ElsaidiMichael A. SinnwellDebasis BanerjeeArun DevarajRavi KukkadapuTimothy C. DroubayZimin NieLibor KovaříkVijayakumar MurugesanSandeep ManandharManjula I. NandasiriB. Peter McGrailPraveen K. Thallapally
MOF@MOF: microporous core–shell architectures
Kyoungmoo KohAntek G. Wong‐FoyAdam J. Matzger
Stability of core–shell magnetite nanoparticles
B. Kalska-SzostkoU. WykowskaD. SatułaElżbieta Zambrzycka-Szelewa
Multifunctional Nanoparticle@MOF Core–Shell Nanostructures
Magnetism of core-shell Ti:TiO nanoparticles
Xiaohui WeiRalph SkomskiB. BalamuruganD. J. Sellmyer