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Mössbauer and magnetic properties of graphene oxides coatings on Fe and FeCo powders for high frequency applications

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Fe and FeCo metal powders were produced using the pulsed wire evaporation process. The surfaces of Fe and FeCo metal powders were stabilized at room temperature by a thin oxide layer formed through passivation. Fe@GO and FeCo@GO, which are graphene oxide (GO) coated Fe and FeCo metal powders, were synthesized using a self-adhesion behavior. TEM analysis showed that the GO layer was around 6–8 nm thick and the passivation layer was thicker for Fe compared to FeCo. At 50 MHz, Fe@GO had µ′ = 6.84, µ″ = 0.17, and tangent loss of 0.025; FeCo@GO had µ′ = 9.64, µ″ = 0.14, and tangent loss of 0.014.

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It was presented at the International Conference on Nuclear Analytical Techniques in 2022 (NAT2022). The author is grateful to Professor Chul Sung Kim at the Department of Physics, Kookmin University, South Korea for providing Mössbauer spectroscopy. This paper is written with support for research funding from aSSIST University.

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An, S.Y. Mössbauer and magnetic properties of graphene oxides coatings on Fe and FeCo powders for high frequency applications. J Radioanal Nucl Chem 332, 5105–5112 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10967-023-08984-4

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