Effects of various chemical synthetic routes on structural and magnetic features of Mn–Pt bimetallic nanoparticles

Effect of ligand on particle size and morphology of nanostructures synthesized by thermal decomposition of coordination compounds

Thermal decomposition of organometallic and various coordination compounds are known as general method to synthesize a wide range of nanostructures including metals, metal oxides and sulfides. Herein, in order to coordinate metals and prepare suitable precursor - due to the efficient role of precursor on the particle size and morphology of products - appropriate ligands will be introduced.

A study on the synthesis of Ni50Co50 alloy nanostructures with tuned morphology through metal–organic chemical routes

Isotropic and anisotropic NiCo alloy nanoparticles, as well as elongated nanostructures (nanorods, nanowires) with a tuned size, shape as well as stoichiometric overall composition are synthesized by employing a H₂-assisted metal–organic chemical approach.