ArticleACS applied materials & interfaces2025
Magnetic-Field-Assisted Fe Nanowire Conformable Aerogels Galvanically Displaced to Cu and Pt for Three-Dimensional Electrode Applications.
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- Mortar Synthesis: A Mechanochemical Approach to Metal Aerogel Production.Chemistry of materials : a publication of the American Chemical Society · 2025Article
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There is an increasing need for free-standing, conformal electrodes for practical energy storage devices. To address this, we demonstrate the magnetic-field-assisted synthesis of interpenetrating Fe nanowire (FeNW) gels without the use of templates or composite scaffold material over a range of magnetic fields. In either a wet gel or a supercritical dried state as an aerogel, the FeNWs may be pressed into thin or conformal films. Varying the applied magnetic field strength with a solenoid during chemical synthesis resulted in increased nanowire length and local orientation of the FeNWs with increasing magnetic field strength, with approximately 80 nm diameters across field strengths of 0-150 mT. Flowing K
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