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ferrofluid

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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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In the filled polymer systems, those composites containing magnetic particles have attracted great attention due to their potential applications, including high-capacity magnetic storage media, magnetic refrigeration at high temperature, color imaging, ferrofluids, bioprocessing, medical diagnosis, electromagnetic wave absorption, and so forth [20-24].
Synthesis of PANI/ferrite nanocomposites and PANI/ferrite-alkyd coatings The synthesis of ferrofluid used for the preparation of PANI/ferrite nanocomposite was reported in our earlier studies.
 
 
 
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