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    • Materials Science
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    • Controlling nanostructure architecture is crucial for optimizing nanomaterial properties.
    • Existing methods for creating multicomponent nanosystems often lack precise control over internal structure.
    • Directional structure modulation of metal@silica core-shells remains a significant challenge.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To demonstrate a controlled method for achieving eccentric off-center positioning of metal cores in metal@silica core-shells.
    • To investigate the structure-property correlations of these engineered eccentric core-shells.
    • To explore the potential of biphasic solid-solid interfaces in nanostructure engineering.

    Main Methods:

    • In situ generation of a biphasic silica-based intraparticle solid-solid interface using Ca2+-ions.
    • High-temperature oxidative and reductive annealing to induce radial segregation of calcium silicate and silica phases.
    • Control of metal core migration and final position via annealing time and Ca2+-ion concentration.

    Main Results:

    • Successfully synthesized metal@silica core-shells with precisely controlled eccentric positioning of the metal core.
    • Demonstrated that core position is tunable by adjusting annealing parameters and Ca2+-ion content.
    • Showcased fine-tuning of magnetic properties, including blocking temperatures and magnetic anisotropies, as a function of core eccentricity.

    Conclusions:

    • The discovery of a biphasic solid-solid interface provides a powerful tool for controlling heat-induced metal nanocrystal migration.
    • This strategy enables directional nanostructure engineering for tailored nanomaterial properties.
    • Opens new avenues for exploring high-temperature solid-state nanocrystal conversion chemistry.