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ASHISH MANISHA KUSUM Bismuth ferrite Nanoparticles

Bismuth Ferrite Nano particles

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ASHISH MANISHA KUSUM

ASHISHMANISHAKUSUM

Bismuth ferrite Nanoparticles

Bismuth Ferrite

Rhombohedral Structure.

Multi-ferroic.

Curie temperature(tc=825 c)

Neel tempreature (tN=360 c)

MULTIFERROICS (Definition)

Materials that simultaneous exhibit two or more ferroic properties in the same phase.

Ferroelectric(anti) Ferromagnetic(anti) Ferroelastic(anti)

Advantages of BFO Nano ParticlesUsed in

Memory Devices

Telecommunication

Sensors

Synthesis of BFOSynthesis refers to a combination of two or more entities that together form something new.

Two approaches Top-down Bottom-up

TOP - DOWNBOTTOM - UP

Breaking Down Matter into more basic building blocks.

Fabrication is often more easily

A lot of material is wasted

Used in Fibres.

Useful in making large scale nanostructure.

Building up complex systems by combining Simple atomic level components.

Limitations in how big structures can be made

This approach leads to less wastage.

Approach Used currently.

Nature use this approach.

Sol-Gel method-introduction

Method in which solid particles are dispersed in Liquid(sol) and together they form a 3-D network extending throughout the liquid(gel).

Involves hydrolysis.

Low temperature process.

By this, we get amorphous nano crystals.

Being a Bottom-Up approach, this method is cost effective.

Steps Involved in typical Sol Gel Method

Hydrolysis

Condensation

Gelation

Ageing

Drying

Chemicals Required

Distilled Water 90 ml

Bismuth Nitrate 4.04g

Iron nitrate 4.8507g

Nitric acid 20 ml

Citric acid 3.8424 g

Synthesis Flow ChartDistilled WaterMixed SolutionBismuth nitrateCitric Acid+Iron Nitrate Solution

Heating Under Vigorous StirringAuto CombustionBrownish Viscous ResinBrown Powder is formedCalcinated

Nitric acid

Observations

1234SOL

GEL

AUTO COMBUSTION

GRINDED

Advantages of SOL - GEL MethodCheap Method

Homogeneous Compound can be achieved.

Very small particle size can be obtained.

Low operating temperature .

CharacterizationCharacterization refers to the study of materials features such as its composition, structure,& various properties like physical, electrical, magnetic etc.

In our experiment , we use X-Ray Diffraction method to study the crystal structure of BFO nano particles obtained.

X-rays Consists of high Energy Photons (em waves).

EM radiation with wavelength from 0.01 nm to 10 nm falls into category of X- ray.

K.E. of a moving electron is converted into a photon.

Inverse Photoelectric effect.

Unaffected by Electric and Magnetic fields.

Faster the electron, more penetrating resulting X-rays.

Greater the number of electrons, greater intensity of X-ray beam.

X-ray Diffraction

XRD can be used to look at various characteristics of the single crystal or

polycrystalline materials using Braggs Law ,

n = 2d sin

Powder Method

is fixed, radiation is variable.

Specimen consist of million of powder particles, each oriented randomly in space.

X-Ray Characterstic RadiationTarget Wavelength (A)

Mo 0.71

Cu 1.54

Co 1.79

Fe 1.94

Cr 2.29

For Hexagonal Lattice

Where and

Observation

Observations Continued..

a = 5.880 nm c = 139.040 nm

v = 376 (A)^3

These values are given by JCPDS cards.Number of atoms in a unit cell can be calculated

and found to be 6.

From Debye Scherrer Formula

D = Crystalline size

= wavelength of X-ray used

= peak width

= angle at maximum intensity peak

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Result and Discussion

We have prepared Bismuth Ferrite Nano particles using electro spinning method.

Nano particles were heated at 400 c temperature in order to get pure phase.

Crystalline size is found using Debye Scherrer formula= 33.87 nm.

Prepared nano particles were characterized by XRD.

The results are in concurrence with existing literature.

Nanoparticle-based technologies cover different fields of science.

Nanoparticles, are key components in the development of new advanced technologies.Nanoparticle characterization is necessary to establish understanding and control of nanoparticle synthesis and applications.

Acknowledgements

Special Thanks to ::: Prof. Binay Kumar sir Abhishek sir Harsh sir (P.hD. Scholar) Abid sir (P.hD. Scholar) Sanjay sir (P.hD. Scholar)

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