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Centrifugal deposition of iron oxide magnetic nanorods for hyperthermia application

Eric DUONG
Sophia CHAN
Yong GAN
Lihua ZHANG
Pages
99–103
Publication Date
2015-02-01
DOI
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It is concluded that the nanorods generate intensive heating effect and they have the potential for hyperthermia application

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Objective & Hypothesis:Centrifugal deposition of iron oxide was performed to manufacture magnetic nanorods in an aqueous solution.
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Key Findings & Data:The diameter of the nanorods ranges from 10 to 20 nm.
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Conclusion & Impact:It is concluded that the nanorods generate intensive heating effect and they have the potential for hyperthermia application
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⚙️Variables:Centrifugal deposition · iron oxide · magnetic nanorods

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Centrifugal deposition of iron oxide was performed to manufacture magnetic nanorods in an aqueous solution. The nanorods were examined by electron microscopy. The diameter of the nanorods ranges from 10 to 20 nm. The length is about 150 nm. The nanorods were incorporated into a silicone polymer to simulate body tissues injected with magnetic nanomaterials. Then the magnetic nanorod-containing silicone samples were put into a microwave to examine the external electromagnetic field induced heating behavior. Dramatic increase in temperature was observed when the nanorods were exposed to the external electromagnetic field for 2 seconds. It is concluded that the nanorods generate intensive heating effect and they have the potential for hyperthermia application

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DUONG, E., CHAN, S., GAN, Y., ZHANG, L. (2015). Centrifugal deposition of iron oxide magnetic nanorods for hyperthermia application. Journal of Thermal Engineering, Cilt: 1 - Sayı: 2, 99–103. https://ajindex.com/articles/682194

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