Dispersion particles for fluid having magnetic and electrorheolo

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428407, 428689, 428702, 428900, B32B 516

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ABSTRACT:
Dispersion particles for a fluid having magnetic and electrorheological effects simultaneously, which comprise conductive ferromagnetic particles whose surfaces are coated with an electrically insulating layer and a fluid used the same. The present fluid has a larger torque induced upon application of both a magnetic field and an electric field than that in a fluid having only magnetic or electrorheological effects and higher response speed than that in a fluid having only magnetic. Furthermore, in the present fluid current difficultly passes.

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