A simple synthesis method of multi-shelled magnetic Mn-doped ZnO hollow nanospheres were developed with the assistance of carbon templates. The multispheres carbon templates were prepared with two- or three- synthetic steps. The Zn and Mn metal ions in the solution were absorbed onto the functional surface layer of carbon templates. The TEM and SEM images show single-, double-, and triple-shelled hollow spheres are obtained after calcination, and EDS spectrum shows the concentration of Mn is estimated to be 1%. The hollow nanospheres also have outstanding room temperature ferromagnetism magnetic properties. The saturation magnetization (Ms) is 0.032A·m2/kg, and the coercive field (Hc) is 0.781kA/m, respectively.
LI Zheng-Zheng
,
ZHANG Yong
,
CHEN Zhi-Zhan
,
SHI Er-Wei
. Synthesis of Multi-shelled Mn-doped ZnO Hollow Spheres[J]. Journal of Inorganic Materials, 2009
, 24(6)
: 1263
-1266
.
DOI: 10.3724/SP.J.1077.2009.09276
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