One step synthesis of highly crystalline and high coercive cobalt-ferrite nanocrystals
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Sanjib Bhattacharyya, Jean-Paul Salvetat, Romain Fleurier, Anke Husmann, Thomas Cacciaguerra, Marie-Louise Saboungi
Highly crystalline and almost monodisperse spinel cobalt-ferrite nanocrystals are synthesized in a one step process, which has very high coercivity at 10 K and exhibits superparamagnetic behaviour at 300 K.
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