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In this paper, we designed and investigated a reduction-based method to synthesize controllably monodisperse superparamagnetic nano FeO colloidal clusters for magnetically responsive photonic crystals. It was shown that the addition of ascorbic acid (VC) to the system could synthesize monodisperse superparamagnetic nano FeO and avoided the generation of γ-FeO impurities, while the particle size and saturation magnetization intensity of nano FeO gradually decreased with the increase of VC dosage. Nano FeO could be rapidly assembled into photonic crystal dot matrix structures under a magnetic field, demonstrating tunability to various diffraction wavelengths. The nano FeO modified by polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) and silicon coated could be stably dispersed in a variety of organic solvents and thus diffracted different wavelengths under a magnetic field. This is expected to be applied in various scenarios in the field of optical color development.
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