Magnetic Properties of Magnetic Hydrogels

L.V. Nikitin; A.A. Gladkov; A.E. Korovushkin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.233-234.310

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Macroproperties of the Magnetic Systems with Anisotropic Microstructural Units
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Magnetic Properties of Magnetic Hydrogels
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Optical Properties of Aggregated Magnetic Fluid: Birefringence and Light Scattering
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Structural Organization in Magnetic Fluids with Magnetized Aggregates in Rotating Magnetic Field
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Magnetic Properties of Magnetic Hydrogels

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Several samples of magnetic hydrogels (also known as ferrogels) are prepared, and their magnetic properties are examined. Polyacrylamide gel is used as the base. Gel matrices are filled with the nanopowder: iron particles with the mean size about 30 nm. The magnetization curves of the samples are measured at different stages of de-swelling. The dependencies of such parameters of magnetization curves as coercive field, remanent magnetization from concentration of magnetic particles in the sample along the process of drying were investigated.

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L.V. Nikitin*, A.A. Gladkov, A.E. Korovushkin

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Ferrogels, Magnetic Composites, Magnetic Hydrogels

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