MgFe2O4 nanoparticles as anode materials for lithium-ion batteries

Mössbauer studies of spinellides of Mg(FeXCr2-X)O4 system obtained by the hydroxide co-precipitation method

“…Complexites selectively sorb metal ions from solutions and form with them high-molecular complex compounds (HMCC) of various stability [2]. Due to these properties, HMCC are used in catalysis, ionometry, for sorption-spectroscopic and test methods of analysis of the solid phase of ion exchange materials, and analytical chromatography.…”

“…In other words, in such systems, the primary balance, a heterogeneous chemical reaction of formation of supramolecular complex compounds between polymer groups and metal ions, is accompanied by the above-mentioned so-called "polymeric effects" [3]. The latter influence physical-chemical characteristics of HMCC and are the reason why their properties differ from analogous properties of low molecular complex compounds (LMCC) [2].…”

“…The wide range of properties determine their use in production of electrodes [1][2][3], as catalysts [4,5], adsorbents [6] of materials with high resistance and low losses in the long-wave part of SHF range [7], etc.…”

Growth and characterization of epitaxial magnesium ferrite thin films

“…Moreover, it has a high Curie temperature, making it interesting for spintronic applications. To date, most studies on MgFe 2 O 4 have focused on its different morphological varieties, such as nanoparticles [6][7][8][9][10] or nanopillars [11]. However, less attention has been paid to epitaxial MgFe 2 O 4 thin films even though they are of great interest from both fundamental and practical perspectives.…”

“…The typical degree of inversion is 0.9 but can vary depending on the preparation conditions [4,5]. MFO possesses good chemical stability, and its band gap of ~2.0 eV makes it a suitable candidate for a wide range of applications in heterogeneous catalysis, adsorption, sensors, lithium-ion batteries, and photo electrochemical water splitting [6][7][8][9][10]. Moreover, it has a high Curie temperature, making it interesting for spintronic applications.…”