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(PDF) Nanoparticle Size Threshold for Magnetic Agglomeration …

The objective of this work is to estimate the size threshold for magnetic agglomeration, d aggl (i.e., size for which τN > τdi f f, τB, so that agglomeration is likely) in terms of K. Focusing on magnetite-like parameters based on its primary importance for bioapplications, we will consider different effective K values, which can be ...

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(PDF) Nanoparticle Size Threshold for Magnetic Agglomeration …

Very recently, Serantes and Baldomir [54] used the magnetic coupling parameter Γ to calculate the threshold of the agglomeration of the MNPs as a function of their K, so taking into account the ...

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Ultra-low remanence and weak magnetic agglomeration of

Furthermore, the magnetic properties indicate low remanence (14.4 emu/g) and coercivity (17.5 Oe) at room temperature. These values of coercivity and remanence are in close proximity to the ...

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Mechanistic insight of hydrophobic agglomeration of …

In addition, studies on agglomeration of fine minerals by Song have proved that surface hydrophobicity of particles promotes the spreading of non-polar oil, resulting in hydrophobic flocculation strengthening of fine minerals [39]. Meanwhile, as no collector is added, the critical MFI of magnetic agglomeration for rhodochrosite is 0.4–0.6 T.

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Reversible, field induced agglomeration in magnetic colloids

Reversible agglomeration of magnetic particles (20–300-Å diameter) in a colloidal suspension has been induced by applying various magnetic fields: nonuniform static fields and uniform ac or dc fields of magnitudes from 2.5 to 230 Oe. A sensitive Colpitts oscillator circuit monitored the spatial and temporal variations in magnetization …

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Nanoparticle Size Threshold for Magnetic Agglomeration …

The likelihood of magnetic nanoparticles to agglomerate is usually estimated through the ratio between magnetic dipole-dipole and thermal energies, thus neglecting …

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Fe3O4 Nanoparticles: Structures, Synthesis, Magnetic …

SPM NPs have several advantages, such as preventing the agglomeration of NPs (caused by magnetic attraction) and a sensitive response to a remote-controlled magnetic field. In contrast, FM materials exhibit a certain magnetization value in the absence of an external magnetic field. Therefore, FM NPs always retain strong magnetic properties ...

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The magnetic properties of the magnetic core have a major effect in determining the critical size where reversible agglomeration occurs. The material's magnetization appears in Eqn. 1 as M p, but m p also …

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Magnetic Agglomeration Separation | SpringerLink

The magnetic agglomeration separation device is composed of a magnet system and a tangential feeding apparatus or mixing apparatus. The magnet system …

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Magnetic-field-induced birefringence and particle agglomeration …

Birefringent effect dependent on magnetic intensity and wavelength in a water-based Fe 3 O 4 magnetic fluid over the wavelength range of 400 – 700 nm is studied in this letter. The results are compared with the theory proposed by Llewellyn [J. Phys. D 16, 95 (1983)], in which the optical anistropic properties of the magnetic fluid due to the …

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Agglomeration of magnetic particles and breakup of magnetic …

Magnetic agglomeration is a common phenomenon during the beneficiation process of ferrous ores, including magnetite, hematite and other strong magnetic minerals [1–3]. In the low-intensity magnetic separator (LIMS), the strong magnetic minerals with fine or micro-fine particles are easily aggregated to magnetic …

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Study about the nanoparticle agglomeration in a magnetic …

This paper presents a modelling study about the nanoparticle agglomeration in magnetic nanofluids. The colloidal magnetic nanoparticles size distribution is subjected to simultaneous translation and rotation movements under the action of conservative and dissipative forces, with their respective moments. In order to obtain the numerical …

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Nanoparticle Size Threshold for Magnetic Agglomeration …

The likelihood of magnetic nanoparticles to agglomerate is usually estimated through the ratio between magnetic dipole-dipole and thermal energies, thus neglecting the fact that, depending on the magnitude of the magnetic anisotropy constant (K), the particle moment may fluctuate internally and thus undermine the agglomeration …

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Reversible Magnetic Agglomeration: A Mechanism for …

Journal Article: Reversible Magnetic Agglomeration: A Mechanism for Thermodynamic Control over Nanoparticle Size

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Why magnetic beads are aggregating after mixing with Biotinylated

Hello everyone, we are doing a nucleic acid extraction using magnetic beads from upper respiratory tract swab sample collected in VTM. Some "random" samples (VTM) when mixed with lysis buffer and ...

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Ultrasound Study of Magnetic and Non-Magnetic …

Additionally, the smaller magnetic and non-magnetic NPs have high free surface energy that generally promotes the tendency of agglomeration . Different approaches may be used to avoid agglomeration in colloidal systems, including sonication of dispersion by ultrasonic bath [ 46 ] and particles covered by charged surfactants [ 47 ].

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Agglomeration of magnetic nanoparticles | Request PDF

Magnetic agglomeration plays a vital role in enhancing the separation of fine magnetic mineral particles. However, the forces causing magnetic agglomeration in wet low-intensity magnetic ...

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A theory for agglomeration and sedimentation of …

Magnetic agglomeration is a magnetic separation method by which fine, strongly magnetic minerals are selectively separated from gangues by magnetic force and shear force in a low magnetic field. The magnetic field intensity used to form magnetic agglomerations must be at least 2.40 × 104 A/m[13,14]. When the PMPS is in operation, …

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Tailored Magnetic Spatial Confinement with Enhanced …

For materials with coexisting phases, the transition from a random to an ordered distribution of materials often generates new mechanisms. Although the magnetic confinement effect has improved the electromagnetic (EM) performance, the transition from random to ordered magnetic confinement positions remains a synthetic challenge, and …

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Effect of magnetic bead agglomeration on …

Magnetic beads are either incorporated by living cells by phagocytic processes or attached to integrin receptors to the cell membrane. The magnetic beads are ma … Effect of magnetic bead agglomeration on Cytomagnetometric measurements IEEE Trans Nanobioscience. 2003 Dec;2(4):247-54. doi: 10.1109/tnb.2003.820281. ...

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Full article: Spinel ferrite and MXene-based magnetic novel

The improved electromagnetic wave absorption characteristic was attributed to the improved magnetic loss, less dual-agglomeration (multilayer MXene itself and magnetic agglomeration), the faster response of Ni nanoparticles in the applied microwave field, and additional interfaces and intrinsic defects for related polarization.

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Agglomeration of magnetic nanoparticles

The simulations show that agglomeration occurred by the formation of random clusters of nanoparticles which then joined to form a network. In the presence of …

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Reversible Magnetic Agglomeration: A Mechanism for …

We present a method for the synthesis and precise size control of magnetic nanoparticles in a reversible magnetic agglomeration mechanism. In this approach, nanoparticles nucleate and grow until a critical susceptibility is reached, in which magnetic attraction overcomes dispersive forces, leading to agglomeration and precipitation.

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How to decrease the agglomeration of magnetite …

Many preparation routes had been reported to produce magnetic nanoparticles, including coprecipitation, sonochemistry, colloidal method, combustion …

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Influence of agglomerations on magnetic properties of …

Fig. 2 shows exemplary hysteresis loops of nickel-ferrite nanoparticle systems, using an average diameter of 75 nm, both corresponding concentrations of 0.9% and 20%, and full agglomeration (expansion = 1) as well as maximum distribution (expansion = 8.99). On the one hand, larger expansions lead to larger coercive fields …

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Construction of biomass-derived magnetic-recyclable FeNi …

In this study, layered chitosan-based magnetic nickel ferrite NiFe 2 O 4 /chitosan (CS-LDO) composites were synthesized. The results show that under optimal conditions, 98 % of methylene blue () and 92 % of xylenol orange (XO) can be simultaneously degraded within 120 min in the CS-LDO/persulfate (PS) system, and the …

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Ultra-low remanence and weak magnetic …

Ultra‑low remanence and weak magnetic agglomeration of superparamagnetic magnetite nanoparticles caused by high magnetic moment Tb 3+ doping Pengyu Gong1 · Qingyun Chen1 · Kaimin Shih2 · Changzhong Liao2 · Lielin Wang1 · Hua Xie1 · Sihao Deng1 Received: 11 July 2019 / Accepted: 29 October 2019 / Published online: 13 November …