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Pseudomorphism and size stabilization of hematite particles in the organic phase synthesis. / Sankova, N.; Parkhomchuk, E.

в: Journal of Solid State Chemistry, Том 282, 121130, 02.2020.

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Sankova N, Parkhomchuk E. Pseudomorphism and size stabilization of hematite particles in the organic phase synthesis. Journal of Solid State Chemistry. 2020 февр.;282:121130. doi: 10.1016/j.jssc.2019.121130

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title = "Pseudomorphism and size stabilization of hematite particles in the organic phase synthesis",
abstract = "In this paper, we suggest the synthetic routes to prepare octahedrally crystallized hematite particles. One of these routes allows stabilizing pseudomorphic nanoparticles. Calcination of iron (III) oleate at 300 ​°C in air gives triangular shaped magnetite particles. At higher temperatures (400–500 ​°C), the octahedrons, about 1 μm in size, with predominant hematite phase are obtained. Calcination of the same precursor in the presence of polymeric beads results in a decrease of particle size up to 20 ​nm while preserving the magnetic phase admixture. To achieve effective stabilization, swelling of polystyrene beads during the iron (III) oleate impregnation is required.",
keywords = "Hematite, Pseudomorphism, Size stabilization, NANOPARTICLES, ALPHA-FE2O3, GROWTH, MAGNETITE, CRYSTAL",
author = "N. Sankova and E. Parkhomchuk",
year = "2020",
month = feb,
doi = "10.1016/j.jssc.2019.121130",
language = "English",
volume = "282",
journal = "Journal of Solid State Chemistry",
issn = "0022-4596",
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N2 - In this paper, we suggest the synthetic routes to prepare octahedrally crystallized hematite particles. One of these routes allows stabilizing pseudomorphic nanoparticles. Calcination of iron (III) oleate at 300 ​°C in air gives triangular shaped magnetite particles. At higher temperatures (400–500 ​°C), the octahedrons, about 1 μm in size, with predominant hematite phase are obtained. Calcination of the same precursor in the presence of polymeric beads results in a decrease of particle size up to 20 ​nm while preserving the magnetic phase admixture. To achieve effective stabilization, swelling of polystyrene beads during the iron (III) oleate impregnation is required.

AB - In this paper, we suggest the synthetic routes to prepare octahedrally crystallized hematite particles. One of these routes allows stabilizing pseudomorphic nanoparticles. Calcination of iron (III) oleate at 300 ​°C in air gives triangular shaped magnetite particles. At higher temperatures (400–500 ​°C), the octahedrons, about 1 μm in size, with predominant hematite phase are obtained. Calcination of the same precursor in the presence of polymeric beads results in a decrease of particle size up to 20 ​nm while preserving the magnetic phase admixture. To achieve effective stabilization, swelling of polystyrene beads during the iron (III) oleate impregnation is required.

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