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Abstract
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The necessity of this research is to establish a structured relationship between the synthesis conditions, microstructure, photo-luminescent and magnetic properties, and finally the functional performance (recyclable photo-catalyst, magnetic-optical sensor, hyperthermia, and targeted drug delivery) by the targeted synthesis of CoFe2O4/CuO nanocomposite via the optimized route (co-precipitation for cobalt ferrite and hydrothermal for CuO growth). The result of this work will be the provision of a multifunctional, low-cost, and fully practical material that can overcome many of the current limitations of nanomaterials and pave the way for real-world applications in water purification, cancer treatment, smart sensors, and energy storage.
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