journal article·1999-03

Unexpected Property: Increase in the Magnetic Interactions of Cd1-yMnyS Nano-Sized Particles with Decreasing Particle Size

Nicola Feltin, Laurent Levy, Dorothée Ingert, Marie-Paule Pileni

Advanced Materials· Volume 11· Issue 5
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Abstract

The relationship between particle size and bandgap energyin magnesium-containing quantum dots is reported here for the first time. A reverse micellar process was used in the synthesis of the Cd1–yMnyS quantum dots, a procedure whereby the size and composition of the quantum dots can be independently controlled. This allowed detailed investigation of the magnetic interactions between Mn2+ ions and the electron bands of CdS, and between Mn2+ ions themselves, and of how these interactions vary with the size and composition of the Cd1–yMnyS quantum dots.
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OpenAlex topics: Quantum Dots Synthesis And Properties · Chalcogenide Semiconductor Thin Films · Iron oxide chemistry and applications

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