Compositions – Magnetic – Iron-oxygen compound containing
Patent
1992-10-07
1994-10-11
Willis, Jr., Prince
Compositions
Magnetic
Iron-oxygen compound containing
252 6252, 252 6254, 252 6255, 252 74, 252 75, 252 71, 252502, 252503, 252513, 252519, 188267, 26714014, 26714015, H01F 128, F16F 600
Patent
active
053544889
ABSTRACT:
A rheological fluid composition which is responsive to a magnetic field. The composition comprises a vehicle, magnetizable particles suspended in the vehicle and a dispersant. The dispersant comprises particles having no dimension greater than 10 nanometers. The dispersant is preferably carbon.
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Davison William W.
Fitzgerald Thomas J.
Peng Hsiao-Hu
Shtarkman Emil M.
Starkovich John A.
Diamond Alan D.
TRW Inc.
Willis Jr. Prince
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