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ferrofluid
(redirected from Ferro fluid)

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ferrofluid [′fe·rō‚flü·əd]
(materials)
A colloidal suspension of ultramicroscopic magnetic particles in a carrier liquid, used as a lubricant or damping liquid.
(physical chemistry)
A colloidal suspension that becomes magnetized in a magnetic field because of a disperse phase consisting of ferromagnetic or ferrimagnetic particles.


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The team developed a ferro fluid conduction, which demonstrates that by placing a heater and a magnet next to a container of liquid that contains small magnetic particles, the transfer of heat can be obtained without gravity.
The audiophile-grade 1-inch tweeter features Ferro fluid cooling for high-power handling, smooth response and an enhanced heat sink, resulting in less distortion.
The audiophile-grade 1-inch tweeter features Ferro fluid cooling for high power handling, a high quality heat sink, which delivers less distortion, magnetic shielding, and a linear response faceplate for improved horizontal dispertion.
 
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