Method for preparing transition nanometer oxide with uniform grain size by coprecipitation method
A technology of nano-oxide and co-precipitation method, applied in the field of preparation of inorganic nano-compounds, can solve the problems of poor crystallinity, large particle size distribution of products, uneven product morphology, etc., and achieve narrow particle size distribution, perfect shape, good biocompatibility
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[0022] Get 2 moles of ferrous chloride and 4 moles of ferric chloride, mix and add 400ml of water and 200ml of pyrrolidone mixed solution to dissolve. Add complex ligand 4 moles of sodium citrate, 4 moles of glycerin, 4 moles of glycine, 4 moles of mercaptoethanol, mix well, add ammonia water for precipitation, stir at high speed during the precipitation process, control the temperature at 40°C, and control the pH at 8.5-8.6 , and centrifuged after the precipitation was complete. The product precipitate is dispersed in water, the weight ratio is product: water = 1:10, and the mixed liquid is heated to 120-130°C in a sealed kettle to react for 30-60min, cooled and filtered to obtain the product. The product was detected by XRD to be ferric oxide nanoparticles. For the average particle size, 200 particles in the same area in the TEM photo were selected for counting, the average particle size was 23 nm, and the standard deviation / average particle size was 3%. The vibrating hyst...
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[0026] Take 6 moles of ferric chloride, mix and add 400ml of water and 400ml of pyrrolidone mixture to dissolve. Add complex ligands 6 moles of sodium citrate, 4 moles of glycine, and 6 moles of mercaptoethanol. After mixing evenly, add ammonia water for precipitation. During the precipitation process, stir at high speed, control the temperature at 45°C, and control the pH at 8.5-8.6. After the precipitation is complete, centrifuge separate. The product precipitate is dispersed in water, the weight ratio is product: water = 1:10, and the mixed liquid is heated to 120-130°C in a sealed kettle to react for 30-60min, cooled and filtered to obtain the product. The product was detected by XRD to be ferric oxide nanoparticles. For the average particle size, 200 particles in the same area in the TEM photo were selected for counting, the average particle size was 25 nm, and the standard deviation / average particle size was 4%. It is detected by a hysteresis loop instrument and is sup...
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[0028] Take 2 moles of cobalt dichloride and 4 moles of ferric chloride, mix and add 400ml of water and 200ml of pyrrolidone mixed solution to dissolve. Add complex ligand 4 moles of sodium citrate, 4 moles of glycerin, 4 moles of glycine, 4 moles of mercaptoethanol, mix well, add ammonia water for precipitation, stir at high speed during the precipitation process, control the temperature at 40°C, and control the pH at 8.5-8.6 , and centrifuged after the precipitation was complete. The product precipitate is dispersed in water, the weight ratio is product: water = 1:10, and the mixed liquid is heated to 120-130°C in a sealed kettle to react for 30-60min, cooled and filtered to obtain the product. The product was detected as CoFe by XRD 2 o 4 nanoparticles. For the average particle size, 200 particles in the same area in the TEM photo were selected for counting, the average particle size was 25 nm, and the standard deviation / average particle size was 3%.
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