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This work uncovers the magneto-optical properties of magnetic nanoparticles with chitosan coating, revealing significant effects on optical characteristics.
The use of magnetic materials, such as ferrofluids, is of great importance in biomedical applications, and as a result, interest in studying their magneto-optical properties has grown significantly in recent years. Therefore, in this work, magnetic nanoparticles were synthesized with chitosan coating, leaving the product as a ferrofluid in aqueous solution. Structural, morphological, magnetic, and optical characterization was carried out obtaining a cubic structure centered on the faces, a spherical morphology with a size distribution of 10–14 nm according to TEM images and a magnetic saturation of 53 emu/g. In the optical properties, the effect of chitosan shell on the forbidden band was studied, showing a blue-shifting effect, due to reduction on the inner magnetic nanoparticles size.
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