“…Magnetic nanoparticles (MNPs), because of their attractive properties, have been applied for different applications such as separation (Bagheri, Khanipour, & Asgari, ; Chen, Ma, Huang, Peng, & Li, ; Li et al, ; Li, Ma, Wang, & Yu, ; Mehdinia, Roohi, & Jabbari, ), catalysis (Laska, Frost, Plucinski, & Price, ), bioscience (Cregg, Murphy, & Mardinoglu, ) and environmental remediation (Campos, Ferreira, Marinho, Tourinho, & Depeyrot, ). The MNPs possess significant advantages, including small size, high surface‐to‐volume ratio, high magnetic susceptibility and effective ability to bind.…”