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Colloidal magnetic iron platinum nanoparticles were embedded at different densities into the walls of polyelectrolyte multilayer capsules. Changes in their magnetic properties such as relaxivities as a function of average distances between the magnetic nanoparticles were investigated and their properties for magnetic resonance imaging discussed.

Graphical abstract: Relaxation times of colloidal iron platinum in polymer matrixes

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