Method and device for bringing bodies immersed in liquid to form

Compositions – Magnetic – Flaw detection or magnetic clutch

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252 6253, 252 6254, C09K 500, G01N 2700, H01F 100

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ABSTRACT:
Method and device for bringing bodies immersed in liquid to form regular structural patterns which may influence electromagnetic and acoustic waves, simulate states and processes in atomic or molecular structures and the like. This is achieved by means of a great number of non-magnetic, essentially monodisperse particles dispersed in a magnetic liquid, which is subjected to an essentially homogeneous magnetic field. Each of the dispersed non-magnetic particle bodies then assumes a magnetic moment corresponding to the volume of liquid displaced by the body, but inversely directed. Magnetic interaction forces would then prevail between the particle bodies, which thus may be collectively controlled by the external magnetic field to assume various suitable structural patterns.

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