Supercritical fluid processing of functional oxide core-shell nanocable arrays

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  - Arnold, D. C.; Daly, B.; Kazakova, O.; Morris, M. A.; Holmes, J. D.
  - Integrated Ferroelectrics
  - Supercritical fluid processing of functional oxide core-shell nanocable arrays
  - 2007
  - January
  - Validated
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  - The ability to couple two or more materials, exhibiting distinct properties, into a single geometry, such as core-shell nanocables, may lead to the realisation of novel multi -functional materials for applications such as spin valve systems. We discuss in this paper the use of supercritical fluid inclusion techniques for the growth of cobalt/magnetite and magnetite/cobalt core/shell nanocables within the pores of anodic aluminium oxide (AAO) membranes. These nanowires exhibit tunable magnetic properties which are dominated by the core material.
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AUTHORSArnold, D. C.; Daly, B.; Kazakova, O.; Morris, M. A.; Holmes, J. D.
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ABSTRACTThe ability to couple two or more materials, exhibiting distinct properties, into a single geometry, such as core-shell nanocables, may lead to the realisation of novel multi -functional materials for applications such as spin valve systems. We discuss in this paper the use of supercritical fluid inclusion techniques for the growth of cobalt/magnetite and magnetite/cobalt core/shell nanocables within the pores of anodic aluminium oxide (AAO) membranes. These nanowires exhibit tunable magnetic properties which are dominated by the core material.
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