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Can a one-pot upscaling method increase the amount of magnetic nanobeads?

This small-scale protocol is laborious and time-consuming. In the present article, we report a one-pot upscaling approach that enables us to obtain 7 mg (nominal amount) of iron as magnetic beads and hence to achieve an approximately 100-fold increase of the amount of magnetic nanobeads per batch.

Can magnetic nanobeads be synthesized with a reasonable size distribution?

Moreover, the statistical analysis by TEM and DLS of the beads size indicates that it is possible to synthesize magnetic nanobeads with a reasonable size distribution (Figure 2). Visual inspection on several beads by TEM analysis also suggests the presence of reasonable magnetic NP content for all the samples at different water contents (Figure 2).

Do nanobeads have a good magnetic NP content?

Visual inspection on several beads by TEM analysis also suggests the presence of reasonable magnetic NP content for all the samples at different water contents (Figure 2). Note that the nanobeads produced with only a small amount of water (2.5 μL) were significantly larger and more polydisperse than those produced with more water added.

Can polymeric magnetic nanobeads be used in biomedical applications?

The growing interest in multifunctional nano-objects based on polymers and magnetic nanoparticles for biomedical applications motivated us to develop a scale-up protocol to increase the yield of polymeric magnetic nanobeads while aiming at keeping the structural features at optimal conditions.

What is the morphology of magnetic nanobeads?

The morphology of magnetic nanobeads by TEM analysis indicates the formation of beads (MNB-IONS) with a clear polymer shell and randomly assembled IONS in the core (Figure 5 B and Figure S3C). DLS analysis reveals IONS-MNBs with hydrodynamic curves with monomodal distribution (Figure S4).

Can MgFe be used for ferromagnetic MOF alginate hybrid beads?

Furthermore, though the focus of this work was to design a facile and instantaneous synthesis route to obtain ferromagnetic MOF alginate hybrid beads in eco-friendly conditions, an improvement in SAR values, and therefore in the efficiency of converting the magnetic energy to heat can be achieved by using MgFe ].