文摘
By supplying inorganic ferrite nanoparticles of different morphologies as nucleation sites, PANI/ferritenanocomposites with novel coralloid structures were synthesized successfully through a simple, conventional,and inexpensive one-step in situ polymerization method without the aid of any surfactant, organic dopant, ortemplate. As shown by XRD, FT-IR and UV-vis, there is no obvious chemical interaction between PANIand BaFe12O19 (BF) nanoparticles; that is, ferrite nanoparticles served only as the nucleation centers for thegrowth of PANI nanofibers, whereas the nanoparticles have an effect in reducing the diameters of the producedPANI nanofibers. PANI/BF nanocomposites are hard magnetic properties with alternative electricalconductivities and magnetic properties. The reflection loss of BF nanoparticles in 2-18 GHz was essentiallyenhanced upon PANI coating, and the frequency relating to maximum reflection loss shifts to a higher valuewith the increase in BF content because of the higher anisotropy field. With controllable electrical, magnetic,and electromagnetic properties, the prepared nanocomposites may have potential applications in chemicalsensors, gas separation, catalysis, microwave absorbing, and magnetoelectric devices.