Sub-100 nm Confinement of Magnetic Nanoparticles Using Localized Magnetic Field Gradients

Ferromagnetic rods containing thin sections of diamagnetic metal create intense magnetic field gradients that attract and confine magnetic nanoparticles to regions of space as small as 20 nm. The rods (80 nm diameter) comprised alternating sections of CoNi (∼350 nm) and Au (20−160 nm) formed by elec...

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Published in:Journal of the American Chemical Society 2003-10, Vol.125 (42), p.12704-12705
Main Authors: Urbach, Adam R, Love, J. Christopher, Prentiss, Mara G, Whitesides, George M
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