Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Rosensweig, R. E..
Ferrofluids are made by grinding magnetic particles together with a polar surfactant and a nonpolar solvent. The surfactant is adsorbed on the particle surfaces and acts as a coupling agent between the particles and the solvent.
Magnetization critical level derived for instability onset for ferromagnetic fluid having nonlinear relation with magnetic induction
Synthesis and modification of stable colloidal dispersions with strong magnetic responses and Newtonian viscosity
Fluidmagnetic buoyancy effects in ferrohydrodynamic /FHD/ flows and implications of Ernshaw levitation theorem
Ferromagnetic fluid developing body force under magnetic field influence, noting changes in internal pressure, velocity, etc, applied to attitude control devices, accelerometers, etc
Buoyancy and magnetohydrostatic stability of magnetic body immersed in magnetizable fluid