Lavrynenko et al., 2016 - Google Patents
Phase composition, thermal behavior, and magnetic properties of zinc-and nickel-bearing powders formed on the steel surface in an open-air systemLavrynenko et al., 2016
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- Lavrynenko O
- Dudchenko N
- Pavlenko O
- Brik A
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- Eur. Chem. Bull
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Nowadays magnetic iron oxides–hematite, maghemite, and spinel ferrite (magnetite) have been recognized as a perspective material for biomedical applications. 1 So, gamma ferric oxide–maghemite, as a bio-comparable nanophase, is used for cell-separation, vector drug …
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