To prepare and characterize the ferromagnetic fluid of Fe304 modified by carboxyl PEG （FF/carboxyl PEG） for hyperthermia of tumor, the magnetic nanoparticles （NPs） of Fe304 were prepared by chemical co-precipitati...To prepare and characterize the ferromagnetic fluid of Fe304 modified by carboxyl PEG （FF/carboxyl PEG） for hyperthermia of tumor, the magnetic nanoparticles （NPs） of Fe304 were prepared by chemical co-precipitation method, and then modified with carboxyl PEG. The iron content of FFs was determined by spectrophotometric method using o-phenanthroline. The stability of FF/carboxyl PEG was assessed by the sedimentation method. FF/carboxyl PEG was characterized by X-ray diffraction （XRD）, transmission electron microscopy （TEM）, infrared spectrometry （IR） and vibrating sample magnetometer （VSM）. Heating effect of FF/carboxyl PEG was measured in an alternating magnetic field in vitro. The stability of FF/carboxyl PEG was much better than that of unmodified ferromagnetic fluid. FF/carboxyl PEG was proved to be composed of Fe304 by both XRD and IR. TEM showed that the ferromagnetic particles were well-dispersed. The average particle size was calculated as 5 nm by XRD. The saturation magnetization and residual magnetization of FF/carboxyl PEG were 47.01 and 3.41 emu/g, respectively. The coercive force was 6.70e. The specific absorption rate （SAR） of the FF/carboxyl PEG was 63.0 W/g[Fe]. The FF/carboxyl PEG shows the promise for hyperthermia of tumor.展开更多
文摘To prepare and characterize the ferromagnetic fluid of Fe304 modified by carboxyl PEG （FF/carboxyl PEG） for hyperthermia of tumor, the magnetic nanoparticles （NPs） of Fe304 were prepared by chemical co-precipitation method, and then modified with carboxyl PEG. The iron content of FFs was determined by spectrophotometric method using o-phenanthroline. The stability of FF/carboxyl PEG was assessed by the sedimentation method. FF/carboxyl PEG was characterized by X-ray diffraction （XRD）, transmission electron microscopy （TEM）, infrared spectrometry （IR） and vibrating sample magnetometer （VSM）. Heating effect of FF/carboxyl PEG was measured in an alternating magnetic field in vitro. The stability of FF/carboxyl PEG was much better than that of unmodified ferromagnetic fluid. FF/carboxyl PEG was proved to be composed of Fe304 by both XRD and IR. TEM showed that the ferromagnetic particles were well-dispersed. The average particle size was calculated as 5 nm by XRD. The saturation magnetization and residual magnetization of FF/carboxyl PEG were 47.01 and 3.41 emu/g, respectively. The coercive force was 6.70e. The specific absorption rate （SAR） of the FF/carboxyl PEG was 63.0 W/g[Fe]. The FF/carboxyl PEG shows the promise for hyperthermia of tumor.
