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Heterodimers based on CoPt3-Au Nanocrystals with tunable domain size (Articolo in rivista)
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- Heterodimers based on CoPt3-Au Nanocrystals with tunable domain size (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
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- 2006-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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- 10.1021/ja0607741 (literal)
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- Teresa Pellegrino; Angela Fiore; Elvio Carlino; Cinzia Giannini; P. Davide Cozzoli; Giuseppe Ciccarella; Marc Respaud; Luca Palmirotta; Roberto Cingolani; Liberato Manna (literal)
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- National Nanotechnology Laboratory of CNR-INFM; TASC-INFM-CNR National Laboratory; CNR-Istituto di Cristallografia; LNMO-INSA (literal)
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- Heterodimers based on CoPt3-Au Nanocrystals with tunable domain size (literal)
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- We describe an approach to synthesize colloidal nanocrystal heterodimers composed of CoPt3
and Au. The growth is based on the nucleation of gold domains on preformed CoPt3 nanocrystals. It is a
highly versatile methodology which allows us to tune independently the size of the two domains in each
dimer by varying several reaction parameters. The statistical analysis of the distribution of the domain
sizes in the dimers and the compositional mapping achieved by dark field imaging and energy dispersive
spectroscopy confirm that the two domains in each dimer are indeed made of CoPt3 and Au, respectively.
Structural characterization by high-resolution transmission electron microscopy shows that the two domains,
both having cubic fcc Bravais lattice, can share a common {111}, {100}, or {110} facet, depending on the
size of the initial CoPt3 seeds. The magnetization measurements evidence a ferromagnetic CoPt3 phase
with a relatively low anisotropy as a consequence of their disordered crystalline structure, regardless of
the presence of a Au tip. We believe that this prototype of nanocrystal dimer, which can be manipulated
under air, can find several applications in nanoscience, as the Au section can be exploited as the preferential
anchor point for various molecules, while the CoPt3 domain can be used for magnetic detection. (literal)
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