Nano wire immersion method (structure and function) based on Nano _ microelectronics PhD

Researcher  and author: Dr.   (   Afshin Rashid)

Note: In the immersion method, nanowires have enough time to transfer from nanoparticle particles to cavities  The formation step of uniform nanoparticles is done slowly and finally uniform nanowires are formed.

 Structural study with FESEM  in the immersion method of single-stranded nanowires in all porosities and in a large area of ​​nanowire particles are formed. Changing the Sr / Fe ratio does not change the morphology of the nanowires. And spectroscopy of nanowires with a ratio of Sr / Fe  states within the nano-particles inside (nanowires uniform)  elements Fe and Sr of ferrite  strontium in  spectroscopy nanowires uniform is seen in the sample of nanoparticles Sr / Fe to  value Its stoichiometry is closer to that of nanoparticles in electromagnetic composition,  while  due to the lower solubility of uniform strontium nanowire nanomolecules compared to  iron nitrate and the consequent presence of less strontium ions in  reaction with electromagnetic nanoparticles. There is more Fe ion in the final structure. Electro-magnetically active particles are used to separate uniform nanowires  at ambient temperature  In the application of nanowires in nanoscale electronics  or some other applications, it is necessary to separate the nanowires from alumina particles  .

It is also necessary to separate the uniform nano-wires   for better nano-electrostatic studies. In the application  of uniform ferrite nanowires as microwave absorbers, it is not necessary to separate  the nanowires from the inactive electromagnetic nanoparticles because the presence of an electrode material  in the absorption of the ripple wave.



Conclusion : 

In the immersion method, nanowires have enough time to transfer from nanoparticle particles to cavities  The formation step of uniform nanoparticles is done slowly and finally uniform nanowires are formed.

Researcher  and author: Dr.   (   Afshin Rashid)

PhD in Nano-Microelectronics