Vogel, Britta: Oxidation of surfactant stabilized magnetic cobalt nanoparticles. 2011
Inhalt
- Introduction
- Theoretical Background
- Synthesis of cobalt nanoparticles and oxidation
- Devices
- TEM
- SEM
- STEM
- EDX
- FIB
- LMIS
- Interactions of electrons and ions with the sample
- Ion etching and sputtering
- Gas assisted ion beam etching
- Gas assisted ion beam deposition
- Sample manipulation with the micromanipulator
- XRD
- AGM
- IR-spectroscopy
- Nanoparticles - characteristics
- Cobalt nanoparticles - overview
- Shape
- Crystallinity of Co particles
- Oxidation of particles prepared with different surfactants
- Surfactants and surfactant exchange
- Basic particles prepared with trioctylphosphin oxide (TOPO)
- Surfactant exchange
- Used surfactants
- Amine group as head molecule
- Carboxyl group as head molecule
- Size reduction
- Inter particle distance
- Convolution of the surfactant molecules
- Change of magnetic properties
- Comparison - surfactant exchange on TOPO particles
- Basic particles prepared with oleylamine
- Used surfactants and size reduction
- Conclusion for self-assembly changes by surfactant exchange
- Change of magnetic properties
- Conclusion
- Oxidation at room temperature
- Calculation of the effective magnetic particle volume and radius
- Second surfactant exchange on TOPO
- Surfactant exchange based on oleylamine
- Conclusion
- Temperature dependence
- Particles stored at a temperature of -18C
- Particles stored at a temperature of 48C
- Particles stored at a temperature of 80C
- Particles stored at a temperature of 121C
- Particles stored at a temperature of 180C
- Particles stored at a temperature of 300C
- Conclusion
- Temperature effects on crystallinity and shape
- Oxidation measurements during the first 30 minutes after fabrication
- AGM oxidation setup
- Used surfactants
- Effects of the surfactant exchange
- Oxidation during the first thirty minutes after fabrication
- Crystallinity of particles
- Oxide shells - conclusion
- Oxidation behaviour in dependence on shape
- Oxidation of nanoparticle clusters
- Summary
