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Recent Advances in Synthesis, Properties and Applications of Magnetic Oxide Nanomaterials
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Oxide nanomaterials are in great demand due to their unique physical, chemical and structural properties. The nanostructured materials with desired magnetic properties are the future of power electronics. Unique magnetic properties and excellent biocompatibility of these materials found applications in pharmaceutical field also. For these applications, the synthesis of magnetic oxide nanomaterials with required properties is highly desirable. Till now, various techniques have been evolved for the synthesis of oxide nanomaterials with full control over their shape, size, morphology and magnetic properties. In nanoscale, the magnetic properties are totally different from their bulk counterparts. In this range, each nanoparticle acts as a single magnetic domain and shows fast response to applied magnetic field. This review article discusses the synthesis techniques, properties and the applications of magnetic oxide nanomaterials. Various characterization techniques for magnetic materials have been discussed along with the literature of iron oxide, nickel oxide, and cobalt oxide nanomaterials. The challenges for further development of these materials have also been presented to broaden their rapidly emerging applications.
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