Magnesium Ferrite Powder and its Composite Electrospinning Nano-Fiber Preparation

Min Guo; Tong Hua Zhang; Jing Dong; Lan Cheng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.842.83

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Magnesium Ferrite Powder and its Composite Electrospinning Nano-Fiber Preparation

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This paper investigates a magnetic fiber made of magnesium ferrite particle and PVA. Magnesium ferrite particles were prepared using chemical co-precipitation method and characterized by FTIR spectra, size distribution and magnetism. In addition, the morphology of magnetic fibers was studied by SEM. Results show that magnesium ferrite particles present pretty good magnetism and quite uniform size distribution. With an increasing content of magnesium ferrite particle, the volume and mass of magnetic microspheres increase on the fiber surface.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 842)

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November 2013

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Min Guo, Tong Hua Zhang*, Jing Dong, Lan Cheng

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Chemical Co-Precipitation, Electro-Spinning, Magnesium Ferrite, Property

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