Impact of pH on the Synthesis of Iron Nanoparticles: an experimental study
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Nanoparticles, Iron, pHAbstract
The present study aims to introduce the results obtained from an experimental investigation regarding the formation of iron nanoparticles from ferrous sulfate, in which the pH and electrical conductivity of the reagents, their mixture, and the nanoparticle formation were analyzed.
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Copyright (c) 2025 Larissa Friedrich, Arthur Batista Bromirsky, Glauber Rodrigues de Quadros, Lucas Alves Lamberti, Luísa Dias Lopes, Marcus Paulo de Oliveira, Maria Cecília Caldeira Vieira, Matheus Amâncio Correa Neres, Patrícia Regina Ebani, Jocenir Boita
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