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Magnetic nanoparticles and nanochains hold significant importance in data storage and biomedical applications due to their small size, high aspect ratio, and distinctive reversal properties. However, these properties are significantly affected by the surface morphology and fine orientational features of the particles. This study systematically examines the magnetic reversal and hysteretic properties of Ni nanostar-chains and their constituent particles, focusing on the surface characteristics and geometric configurations resulting from chemical synthesis. The investigation reveals the influence of surface roughness, manifested as spikes, on the reversal landscape. Additionally, it delves into the impact of structural properties of self-assembled nanochain clusters on the reversal behaviour. The findings offer valuable insights into fundamental magnetic phenomena in chemically synthesized magnetic nanostructures, emphasizing their morphological and geometric characteristics. This approach details minute features of nanostructures, paving the way for advancements in computer memory and biotechnology applications.

Impact of surface and configurational features of chemically synthesized chains of Ni nanostars on the magnetization reversal process