Preparation and Characterization of Wire-Liked NiFe2O4 Nanoparticles with High Specific Area and Excellent Magnetic Properties via a Template-Assembled Sol-Gel Method

Peng Zhao Gao; Bing Yan; Dong Yun Li; Xia Xia Gan; Ping Li; Wei Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.633.26

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Preparation and Characterization of Wire-Liked NiFe₂O₄Nanoparticles with High Specific Area and Excellent Magnetic Properties via a Template-Assembled Sol-Gel Method

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A simple template assembled sol-gel method is used to prepare the wire-liked NiFe₂O₄nano-particles with high specific surface area and excellent magnetic. Influence of template and calcined temperatures on the composition, microstructure, BET, magnetic properties as well as radio frequency(RF) heating rate are studied through XRD, TEM, BET, VSM and RF heat test. Results show that the template-assembled sol-gel method is a successful and easy method to obtain randomly oriented wire-liked NiFe₂O₄nano-particles. The spinel NiFe₂O₄was the main phase, impurity rhombohedral Fe₂O₃ phase is also detected in all samples. An increase in grain size is observed with the increased calcined temperatures as well as the concentration of sol, while the specific surface area decreases from 50.3 to 13.2 m²/g. As the sintering temperature equals to 700°C, the nano-particles can be observed with a diameter approximately 50 nm and a length approximately 700 nm. M_s increases with the increase of sintering temperature and slightly waves with the increase of sol concentrations, C-1-1000 exhibits higher M_s (73.0 emu/g) and lower M_randH_cvalues (13.5 emu/g, 79.3Oe ), respectively. The calculated hysteresis loss and the measured RF heating rate exhibits good agreement. The sample C-1-800 has the highest heating rate of 1.72 °C/s.

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