ArticleACS applied nano materials2026
Designed to Heat and React: Fast Microwave-Engineered Iron Oxide Nanoflowers with Controlled Anisotropy for Magnetic Induction-Assisted Oxidation Processes.
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Developing synthetic routes that are both scalable and structurally controlled is critical for translating functional nanomaterials into real-world technologies. Here, we demonstrate the microwave-assisted polyol synthesis of iron oxide nanoflowers (NFs), reducing reaction times from 16 (autoclave) to only 120 min while maintaining >90% reproducibility. Crystallographic alignment of the primary cores is achieved through a carefully optimized heating profile: slow ramp (0.2 °C s
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