Formation of Iron Oxide Particles by Reduction with Hydrazine

Tamara S. Druzhinina; N. Herzer; Stephanie Hoeppener; Ulrich Sigmar Schubert

doi:10.1002/cphc.201000759

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Drop by drop: The reduction of iron acetate deposited onto surfaces by hydrazine vapor results in the formation of nanometer-sized particles and was investigated by means of SFM (see picture), TEM and XPS. The uniform size distribution of the formed particles can be explained by a model that involves the conversion of needle-like aggregates into individual particles.

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