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Vogel, Britta: Oxidation of surfactant stabilized magnetic cobalt nanoparticles. 2011
Inhalt
Introduction
Theoretical Background
Magnetism
Forms of magnetism
Magnetism on nanoscales
Formation of nanoparticles
Wet chemical approach
Kinetical description of particle formation
Thermodynamical description of particle formation
Synthesis of cobalt nanoparticles and oxidation
Synthesis of nanoparticles
Purification
Surfactants and surfactant exchange
Surfactants
Surfactant exchange
Stabilization
Oxidation
Oxidation of nanoparticles
Mathematical description of the oxidation process
Devices
TEM
SEM
STEM
Image modes
Lens aberrations
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
Function of an AGM
Low temperature setup
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
Magnetic properties
Oxidation during the first thirty minutes after fabrication
Conclusion
Crystallinity of particles
Oxide shells - conclusion
Oxidation behaviour in dependence on shape
Measurements
Finite elements simulation
Volume consideration
Conclusion
Discussion
Oxidation of nanoparticle clusters
Older Particles
Newer Particles
Effective oxygen diffusion in clusters
Oxygen diffusion process in the case of one nanoparticle
Oxidation process in the case of nanoparticle clusters
Conclusion
Summary
Conference Contributions
Publications