Method of making chemically engineered metastable alloys and mul

Coating processes – Particles – flakes – or granules coated or encapsulated

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4273772, 4273762, 264 11, B05D 700, B05D 302

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ABSTRACT:
Nanoparticles of a mixed oxide precursor are reduced to form particles of a anostructured metastable alloy having a majority metal and a minority metal. Additional heating enriches the surfaces of the particles with respect to the minority metal, thus forming a coating on the particle core. This coating has a higher atomic ratio of minority to majority metal than found in the precursor. The nanostructured metastable alloys may then be oxidized to form nanoparticles having a coating of the oxide of the minority metal and a core of the majority metal or an oxide of the majority metal. The majority metal may be, for example, copper. The minority metal may be, for example, cobalt.

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