Chapter 3. Attachment magnetic nanoparticles to edge-oxidized graphene
3.4 Conclusion
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For the formation of FeCo/EOG composite, I just mixed Cl- capped FeCo and PEI-EOG in water. After stirring all night long, the FeCo/EOG composite are characterized by TEM. Figure 3.8 shows TEM images of FeCo/EOG composites. The FeCo nanoparticles were attached to the edge of the EOG, suggesting of the formation of the composites.
Fig. 3.8. TEM images of a) 13-nm FeCo and EOG composites and b) 5-nm FeCo and EOG composite.
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