Arc plasma synthesis of carbon-encapsulated FeNdB nanocrystallites is reported. The influence of pressure and anode composition on the morphology, structure and magnetic parameters of encapsulates was studied. The products were analyzed using different techniques: SEM, HR TEM, XRD, and magnetic measurements. A possibility to use synthesized nanostructures for biomedical applications was also disscussed.
Acknowledgment: The work was supported by the Committee for Scientific Research (KBN) through the Department of Chemistry, Warsaw University, under Grant No. 4 T08D 021 23

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