NEW AND INNOVATIVE ASPECTS

Magnetic Nanostructures dimensional quasi such as nanorods, nanowires and nanotubes have attracted scientific and technological interest, since they exhibit unique magnetic properties that do not appear either in quantity or nanoparticle counterparts. Has proposed a variety of methods for the synthesis of various types of nanorods. And, while these methods have produced varying degrees of success, they all face the same common problems associated with chemical and physical processes, such as high cost, aggregation and coarsening of the particles at elevated temperatures, and control Thus, all of which limits their applications. This paper presents a novel fabrication method based on the reverse micelle method to produce a magnetic nanorods resting dendritic way to an applied magnetic field at room temperature.This technology provides an efficient and cost-effective fabrication of nanostructures, and also magnetic nanostructures having unique morphologies which have great potential to reduce the costs of manufacturers nanostructure.

KEY BENEFITS ARISING FROM YOUR USE

• Manufacturing occures at room temperature.
• No expensive, sophisticated machines.
• Provides method for manufacturing magnetic nanostructures having unique morphologies.

APPLICATIONS

• All aspects of nanofabrication. This method also gives consumers the nanostructures of a simple method to produce nanostructures on the premises.

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

• Tehcnology protected by two U.S. patents issued: 7635518, U.S. 8197890

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The University of Louisiana at Lafayette, or UL Lafayette, is a research university mixed public located in Lafayette, Louisiana, USA.It has the largest enrollment in the nine-campus University of Louisiana System and has the second largest enrollment in the state of Louisiana. With a base of $ 70 million in external research funding in 2010, UL Lafayette is classified as a Carnegie RU / H: Research University (high research activity).The university was rated one of the top 100 public research universities in the country, according to a 2010 report by the Institute Nelson A. Government Rockefeller, and in 2012, became the first university in Louisiana designated an NSF Cooperative Research Center Industry / University.

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