Classifying – separating – and assorting solids – Miscellaneous
Patent
1978-01-17
1980-02-05
Turk, Arnold
Classifying, separating, and assorting solids
Miscellaneous
209 8, 209 39, 209214, 210222, B03B 100, B03C 100
Patent
active
041871707
ABSTRACT:
A process for magnetically separating non-magnetic material from a mixture by combining the mixture with a magnetizing solution containing the salt of a magnetic element. The magnetic atoms attach to available sites on the molecules of the non-magnetic material so as to develop in that material a positive susceptibility. Thus the material is responsive to the influence of a magnetic field to move the material to a region where it can be analyzed or recovered. Materials with low positive or negative susceptibilities are separated by suspending them in a magnetic salt solution which when subjected to the attraction of a magnetic field develops a differential buoyancy force, pushing the diamagnetic or weak paramagnetic material strongly away from the magnet. Disclosed are solutions of ferric chloride, manganese chloride, erbium chloride, dysprosium chloride, terbium chloride, and holmium chloride.
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Bowen John P.
Westcott Vernon C.
Foxboro/Trans-Sonics, Inc.
Turk Arnold
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