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Iron-Titanium Nanowires

Titanium nanotubes modified with iron additions could provide a novel multifunctional nanostructured material with magnetic, semiconducting and catalytic properties.

These modified nanotubes were subjected to a systematic thermal treatment in a variety of atmospheres for crystallization which gave them the appearance of hay bales or shredded wheat.

Scanning electron micrograph of iron-titanium nanowires.
Image Credit: Pegah M. Hosseinpour, Northeastern University Scanning electron micrograph of iron-titanium nanowires.   


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