Material Science Research India An International Peer Reviewed Research Journal

Introduction In the fast few decades, the magnetic materials highlight enormous curiosity to the researcher community due to the wide range of possible geometry, reasonable manufacture cost, exceptional significant feature and high sustainability for both conventional and innovative applications1. Among various sorts of ferrites, Cu–ferrite exhibits phase transition, semiconducting properties, electrical switching, and interesting magnetic and electrical properties with chemical …

Introduction Molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) nanoparticles have emerged as a cornerstone in materials science, owing to their exceptional chemical and thermal properties, robustness, and versatility. As a two-dimensional material, MoS2 has captivated researchers worldwide for its intriguing electronic and optical characteristics, which hold immense promise for a myriad of applications 1-2. One particularly enticing avenue lies in integrating MoS2 into composite …

Introduction Calendering is one of the oldest techniques in polymer processing, used for fabricating high-volume plastic films or sheets 1,2. It is a simple two-step process involving the melting of the polymer and film formation by calendering rolls. Molten polymer passes through a set of rollers to create a uniform thickness and smooth surface. This process is crucial for polymer …