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Enhanced magnetic response of fluids using self-assembled petal-like iron oxide particles
Authors
M Chyu
JK Lee
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D Martello
YH Son
Y Soong
Publication date
1 January 2010
Publisher
'AIP Publishing'
Doi
Abstract
Using self-assembled iron oxide (SAIO) particles with petal-like morphology, aqueous fluids containing magnetic particles were prepared and the effect of hierarchical particle surface on the viscoelasticity under magnetic was investigated. The fluids consisting of self-assembled iron oxide particles exhibit highly tunable viscoelasticity which is controlled by applying external magnetic field. A difference between SAIO particles and spherical particles is explained by the fact that surface features of the self-assembled particles increased the network strength between particles in the fluids. © 2010 American Institute of Physics
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