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Future of Electrotechnics: Ferrofluids
Magnetic liquids enabled development of new devices and technologies that are a useful alternative to theexisting ones. Many of these applications are still in progress and do not represent any break-through discoveries yet.Nevertheless one may expect that owing to their remarkable qualities magnetic fluids will become in the future a part oforiginal ...
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Response Sensitivity of Faraday Magneto-Optical Effects of Ferrofluid
The transmitted intensity and the modulation depth of plane polarized light are implemented to investigate influences of the low frequency external magnetic field on the ferrofluid film.
Cai Xin Sun +4 more
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ELECTROKINETIC INSTABILITIES IN FERROFLUID MICROFLOWS
Lab-on-a-chip devices have been increasingly used in the past two decades for chemical and biomedical analysis. These devices employ the concepts of microfluidics and offer the promise of incorporating multiple laboratory processes onto a single portable
Thanjavur Kumar, Dhileep
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Biomimicry of Magnetotactic Bacteria Via Self‐Organized Soft Matter Dispersions
A self‐assembled structure designed to mimic magnetotactic bacteria (MTB) by using PEGylated lipid‐coated ferrofluid droplet chains dispersed in a thermotropic nematic liquid crystal is presented.
Varun Chandrasekar +5 more
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The effects of Darcy, Rayleigh, and Hartmann numbers on the time-dependent (0≤t≤0.15seconds) This article investigates the ferrofluid flow behavior in a porous square cavity with a cylindrical barrier filled with 5 % iron oxide III ferroparticles (Fe3O4)
Pan Zhang +5 more
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Magnetoviscous Effects of Magnetized Particle Threads in Magnetized Ferrofluid
The magnetoviscous effect of applied fields on ferrofluids has been utilized in many applications in which the ferrofluid must remain in a fixed position while this effect on ferrofluids in motion has yet to be rigorously explored.
Cali, Alexander Francis
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Ferrofluid separator for nonferrous scrap separation
Behavior of nonmagnetic objects within separator is essentially function of density, and independent of size or shape of objects. Results show close agreement between density of object and apparent density of ferrofluid required to float it. Results also
Kaiser, R., Mir, L.
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Ironless Loudspeakers with Ferrofluid Seals
6International audienceThis paper describes the drawbacks related to the iron in the classical electrodynamic loudspeaker structure. Then, it describes loudspeaker motors without any iron, which are only made of permanent magnets.
Lemarquand, Valérie +3 more
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Ferrofluid microrobot driven by an adjustable magnetic tweezer for soft tissue mechanical measurement. [PDF]
Wang Z +6 more
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