Quality control, organometallic compounds

Low-temperature reactions of metal atoms have also been studied extensively by vibrational and electronic spectra. In most studies, a noble gas has been used as a diluent for a mixture of metal atoms and compound condensed on a window cooled to 20 K or lower. This permits controlled diffusion of reacting species and gives high quality spectra of reaction products (90). Alternatively, metal atoms can be condensed with the vapor of a pure ligand on a cooled window. This technique works best when the ligand can be subsequently pumped away to leave a thin film of an organometallic compound, the spectra of which can be measured. 

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Thermal decomposition In order to control shape and size more precisely, the method of thermal decomposition is developed. This is a method similar to the synthesis of semiconductors with high-quality nanocrystals. The smaller magnetic nanocrystals can be formed from organometallic compounds in organic solvents. By adding precursor in zerovalent, thermal decomposition will have metal formed in the end. When the decomposition happens, cationic metal will lead the electrons to the oxides and the reaction solution will have metal acid salts in nonaqueous solution. With the metal fatty acid compound in the solution, the metal will reach saturation and the metal magnetic... 

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