Electrorheological fluid containing carbonaceous particles

Compositions – Heat-exchange – low-freezing or pour point – or high boiling... – Organic components

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252 74, 252 75, 252 77, 252572, C10M17100, C10M16904

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ABSTRACT:
An electrorheological fluid comprising an electrically insulating liquid and acid, iodine or alcohol-treated, or iodine-treated and subsequently electrically insulating film-coated, dispersible carbonaceous particles dispersed therein has a high electrorheological effect even without lowering in a high temperature region, though it is a water-free system.

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Haraoka Takuji--Production of Carbonaceous Powder For Electroviscous Fluid--Pat. No. A5193919, vol. 17, No. 627, Aug. 3, 1993--Patent Abstracts of Japan.
New Electro-Viscous Fluid Used For Electrical Controls--JP63097694 Asahi Chemical Ind. KK. Apr. 28, 1988--Abstracts.

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