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Design of porous C@ Fe 3 O 4 hybrid nanotubes with excellent microwave absorption

Meng et al., 2016

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11114628550193264808
Author
Meng F
Wei W
Chen X
Xu X
Jiang M
Jun L
Wang Y
Zhou Z
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Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

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An efficient method was developed to fabricate a porous hybridizing nanotubes structure of amorphous carbon interspersed among Fe3O4 (C@ Fe3O4) with a∼ 200 nm diameter and∼ 70 nm wall thickness. The as-structured porous nanotubes with ferromagnetic …
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