Thesis Defense: Mahmud Reaz, Physics, Astronomy & Materials Science
- Date and time
- 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM, June 05, 2017
- Description
Oxide core-shell nanoparticles have attracted considerable interest for its multifunctional properties. Luminescent ZnO, Ferroelectric BaTiO3, and inverse spinel iron oxide have been exploited to develop magneto-luminescent and multiferroic nanomaterials. The novel sonochemical method has been discussed to synthesize the nanomaterials. XRD, XPS, and TEM display the core-shell nature of the nanomaterials. Magnetic hysteresis (coercivity, remnant, and saturation magnetization) and temperature dependent data indicate the key structural difference between the oxidized and reduced ZnO/iron oxide CSNPs.
- Event sponsor
- Physics, Astronomy and Materials Science
- Admission
Free
- Open to current students, faculty, staff
- Location
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- Event contact
- Rios, Laura E
- Academic Administrative Assistant II
- LauraRios@MissouriState.edu
- 417-836-3153
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