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Chemical Communications | 2012

Mechanosynthesis of nanocrystalline fayalite, Fe2SiO4

Vladimir Šepelák; Maxym Myndyk; Martin Fabián; Klebson L. Da Silva; Armin Feldhoff; D. Menzel; Mohammad Ghafari; Horst Hahn; Paul Heitjans; Klaus Becker

Nanostructured fayalite (α-Fe(2)SiO(4)) with a large volume fraction of interfaces is synthesized for the first time via single-step mechanosynthesis, starting from a 2α-Fe(2)O(3) + 2Fe + 3SiO(2) mixture. The nonequilibrium state of the as-prepared silicate is characterized by the presence of deformed polyhedra in the interface/surface regions of nanoparticles.


Chemical Papers | 2009

Characterization of mechanochemically synthesized lead selenide

Marcela Achimovičová; Nina Daneu; Aleksander Rečnik; Juraj Ďurišin; Baláž Peter; Martin Fabián; Jaroslav Kováč; Alexander Satka

Mechanochemical synthesis of lead selenide PbSe nanocrystals was performed by high-energy milling of lead and selenium powders in a planetary ball mill. The structure properties of synthesized lead selenide were characterized by XRD analysis that confirmed crystalline nature of PbSe nanocrystals. Calculated average size of PbSe crystallites was 37 nm. The methods of particle size distribution analysis, specific surface area measurement, SEM and TEM were used for the characterization of surface and morphology of PbSe nanocrystals. SEM analysis revealed agglomerates of PbSe particles. However, HRTEM analysis confirmed perfect stoichiometric PbSe cubes with NaCl structure as well. UV-VIS-NIR spectrophotometry was used to confirm the blue shift of the small particles occurring in the powder product obtained by the mechanochemical synthesis.


Central European Journal of Chemistry | 2009

PbS nanostructures synthesized via surfactant assisted mechanochemical route

Peter Baláž; Parviz Pourghahramani; Erika Dutková; Martin Fabián; Jaroslav Kováč; Alexander Satka

PbS nanocrystals using surfactant assisted mechanochemical route has been successfully prepared. The methods of XRD, SEM, surface area and particle size measurements were used for nanocrystals characterization. The XRD patterns confirmed the presence of galena PbS (JCPDS 5–592) whatever treatment conditions were applied. The strong observable peaks indicate the highly crystalline nature in formation of PbS nanostructures where preferential crystal growth in the (200) direction after chelating agent (EDTANa2•2H2O) addition has been observed. The mean volume weighted crystallite size 4.9 nm and 35 nm has been calculated from XRD data using Williamson-Hall method for PbS synthesized without and/or with chelating agent, respectively corresponding with surface weighted crystallites sizes of 2.9 and 18.8 nm. The sample prepared without surfactant yields the smaller crystallites and the higher microstrain compared with surfactant assisted synthesis. The obtained results illustrate a possibility to manipulate crystal morphology by combining effect of milling and surfactant application.


RSC Advances | 2015

A simple and straightforward mechanochemical synthesis of the far-from-equilibrium zinc aluminate, ZnAl2O4, and its response to thermal treatment

Martin Fabián; Patrick Bottke; Vladimir Girman; Andre Düvel; Klebson L. Da Silva; Martin Wilkening; Horst Hahn; Paul Heitjans; Vladimir Šepelák

Zinc aluminate (ZnAl2O4) nanoparticles with an average size of about 10 nm are synthesized via one-step mechanochemical processing of the ZnO : γ-Al2O3 stoichiometric mixture at ambient temperature. The mechanochemically induced formation of the phase is followed by XRD and 27Al MAS NMR. High-resolution TEM studies reveal a non-uniform nanostructure of mechanosynthesized aluminate consisting of ordered grains surrounded or separated by disordered surface and interfacial regions. Due to the capability of 27Al MAS NMR to probe the local environment of the Al cations, valuable insights into the short-range structure of ZnAl2O4 on the Angstrom length scale are provided. It is demonstrated that the as-prepared aluminate possesses a partly inverse spinel structure with a far-from equilibrium arrangement of cations and distorted polyhedra, which are spatially confined to the surface and interfacial regions with a volume fraction of ca. 50% and a thickness of ca. 1 nm. The response of the nanostructured ZnAl2O4 to subsequent thermal treatment is further investigated. It turned out that the thermally induced grain growth is accompanied by a release of microstrain, by a shrinkage of the lattice parameter, as well as by a variation in the oxygen parameter and metal–oxygen bond lengths. Evidence is given of the thermally induced redistribution of cations approaching their equilibrium positions. Upon heating above 1100 K, mechanosynthesized ZnAl2O4 relaxes towards a structural state that is similar to the bulk one.


8TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE SCIENTIFIC AND CLINICAL APPLICATIONS OF MAGNETIC CARRIERS | 2010

Magnetic Fluids Have Ability to Decrease Amyloid Aggregation Associated with Amyloid‐Related Diseases

Andrea Antosova; M. Koneracká; Katarina Siposova; V. Závišová; Zuzana Daxnerova; I. Vávra; Martin Fabián; Peter Kopcansky; Zuzana Gazova

At least twenty human proteins can fold abnormally to form pathological deposits that are associated with several amyloid‐related diseases. We have investigated the effect of four magnetic fluids (MFs)—electrostatically stabilized Fe3O4 magnetic nanoparticles (MF1) and sterically stabilized Fe3O4 magnetic nanoparticles by sodium oleate (MF2, MF3 and MF4) with adsorbed BSA (MF2) or dextran (MF4)—on amyloid aggregation of two proteins, human insulin and chicken egg lysozyme. The morphology, particle size and size distribution of the prepared magnetic fluids were characterized. We have found that MFs are able to decrease amyloid aggregation of both studied proteins and the extent of depolymerization depended on the MF properties. The most effective reduction was observed for MF4 as 90% decrease of amyloids was detected for insulin and lysozyme amyloid aggregates. Our findings indicate that MFs have potential to be used for treatment of amyloid diseases.


Integrated Ferroelectrics | 2016

Structural characterization of (Bi1-xGdx)14W2O27 (x = 0.00 and 0.05) synthesized via mechano-thermal treatment

R. T. Santiago; Denner S. Vieira; R. L. Biagio; V. G. Camargo; C. F. C. Machado; Martin Fabián; K.L. da Silva; Vladimir Šepelák

ABSTRACT Samples of (Bi1-xGdx)14W2O27 (x = 0 and 0.05) compounds were prepared via a combination of mechanochemical and thermal treatments upon a Bi2O3/WO3/Gd2O3 stoichiometric mixture of precursors. Phase evolution, as well as the determination of structural parameters in as-prepared compounds, were performed by XRD analysis. Rietveld refinement revealed that gadolinium ions are incorporated into the tetragonal structure of Bi14W2O27 with preference to occupy octahedrally coordinated Bi3+ sites. The Gd doping induced an increase in Bi sites coordination, i.e., the number of oxygens around Bi/Gd ions increased, which can be explained by the absence of 6s2 lone pair electrons in gadolinium ions.


International Journal of Mineral Processing | 2008

Structural changes in olivine (Mg, Fe)2SiO4 mechanically activated in high-energy mills

Peter Baláž; Erika Turianicová; Martin Fabián; Rolf Arne Kleiv; Jaroslav Briančin; Abdullah Obut


Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials | 2011

Magnetic fluid poly(ethylene glycol) with moderate anticancer activity

V. Závišová; M. Koneracká; Marta Múčková; Jana Lazová; Alena Juríková; Gábor Lancz; N. Tomašovičová; M. Timko; J. Kováč; I. Vávra; Martin Fabián; Artem Feoktystov; Vasil M. Garamus; M. V. Avdeev; P. Kopčanský


Materials Letters | 2009

Mechanochemical preparation and anticancer effect of realgar As4S4 nanoparticles

Peter Baláž; Martin Fabián; Michal Pastorek; Danka Cholujova; Sedlák J


Minerals Engineering | 2010

The influence of attrition milling on carbon dioxide sequestration on magnesium–iron silicate

Martin Fabián; Maya Shopska; Daniela Paneva; G. Kadinov; Nina G. Kostova; Erika Turianicová; Jaroslav Briančin; Ivan Mitov; Rolf Arne Kleiv; Peter Baláž

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Peter Baláž

Slovak Academy of Sciences

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Vladimir Šepelák

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

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Horst Hahn

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

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Danka Cholujova

Slovak Academy of Sciences

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M. Koneracká

Slovak Academy of Sciences

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Matej Baláž

Slovak Academy of Sciences

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Michal Pastorek

Slovak Academy of Sciences

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Sedlák J

Slovak Academy of Sciences

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V. Závišová

Slovak Academy of Sciences

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