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The Influence of an External Uniform Magnetic Field on the Process of Synthesis of Fe2O3 Nanoparticles in the Plasma of an Impulse Underwater Discharge
The work provides a study of the effects of an external uniform magnetic field on the underwater pulsed discharge burning process. The presence of a magnetic field affects the waveforms of current and voltage, resulting in a decrease in amplitude values and frequency of discharge pulses. The presence of an external magnetic field was found to affect processes of the synthesis of iron oxide powders. Different polymorphic modifications of Fe2O3 were obtained depending on the orientation of the magnetic field. The formation of larger iron oxide nanoparticles is facilitated by the magnetic field. The release of desublimation energy, accompanied by heating, encourages the increasing the degree of crystallinity of samples in the presence of a magnetic field. Shown, that the presence of an external magnetic field has significant effects on the underwater pulsed discharge process, altering the electrical properties of the discharge and influencing the synthesis of oxide nanoparticles.
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