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Microstructure and Magnetic Behaviour of Nanosized Fe3O4 Powders and Poly crystalline Films
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The object of investigation were the magnetic interactions in nanostructured Fe3O4 assemblies of two kinds (powder and film) where particles of similar size present nearly uniform domains in a close to planar arrangement with spacings sufficient for magnetic interactions. We discuss the use of the soft-chemistry method, i.e. the modified ‘ferrite plating’ (MFP) technique, for the synthesis of polycrystalline films of magnetite with nanosized crystallites.
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Magnetite Magnetic properties Thin films Nanostructures PowdersPreview
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