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Synthesis of Pd-coated FeCo@ Fe/C core–shell nanoparticles: microwave-induced 'top-down'nanostructuring and decoration

Fashedemi et al., 2013

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84789186077258942
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Fashedemi O
Julies B
Ozoemena K
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Chemical Communications

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We report a novel microwave-induced fast and efficient synthesis of sub-10 nm sized palladium-decorated FeCo@ Fe core–shell nanoparticles (ca. 3–7 nm) from a large-sized FeCo@ Fe (0.21–1.5 μm) precursor, suggesting 'top-down'nanosizing. The high …
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