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تسجيل مستخدم جديدSaturation Magnetization of Inorganic/polymer Nanocomposites Higher than That of Their Inorganic Magnetic Component
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Yang Liu
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Herein, some magnetic nanoparticles (MNP)/clay/polymer nanocomposites have been prepared, whose saturation magnetization is higher than that of pure oleic acid coated MNP component. The existence of unique nano-network structure and tight three-phase nano-interface in the nanocomposites contribute to the surprising saturation magnetization.
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