Magnetic susceptibility characterisation of superparamagnetic microspheres

The separation of magnetic materials in microsystems using magnetophoresis has increased in popularity. The wide variety and availability of magnetic beads has fuelled this drive. It is important to know the magnetic characteristics of the microspheres in order to accurately use them in separation p...

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Main Authors: Grob, D, Wise, N, Oduwole, O, Sheard, S
Format: Journal article
Published: Elsevier 2017
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Wise, N
Oduwole, O
Sheard, S
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description The separation of magnetic materials in microsystems using magnetophoresis has increased in popularity. The wide variety and availability of magnetic beads has fuelled this drive. It is important to know the magnetic characteristics of the microspheres in order to accurately use them in separation processes integrated on a lab-on-a-chip device. <p> To investigate the magnetic susceptibility of magnetic microspheres, the magnetic responsiveness of three types of Dynabeads microspheres were tested using two different approaches. The magnetophoretic mobility of individual microspheres is studied using a particle tracking system and the magnetization of each type of Dynabeads microsphere is measured using SQUID relaxometry. The magnetic beads’ susceptibility is obtained at four different applied magnetic fields in the range of 38–70 mT for both the mobility and SQUID measurements. The susceptibility values in both approaches show a consistent magnetic field dependence.</p>
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spelling oxford-uuid:59fd4a90-afed-4959-8a5e-0662a4800dcd2022-03-26T17:12:57ZMagnetic susceptibility characterisation of superparamagnetic microspheresJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:59fd4a90-afed-4959-8a5e-0662a4800dcdSymplectic Elements at OxfordElsevier2017Grob, DWise, NOduwole, OSheard, SThe separation of magnetic materials in microsystems using magnetophoresis has increased in popularity. The wide variety and availability of magnetic beads has fuelled this drive. It is important to know the magnetic characteristics of the microspheres in order to accurately use them in separation processes integrated on a lab-on-a-chip device. <p> To investigate the magnetic susceptibility of magnetic microspheres, the magnetic responsiveness of three types of Dynabeads microspheres were tested using two different approaches. The magnetophoretic mobility of individual microspheres is studied using a particle tracking system and the magnetization of each type of Dynabeads microsphere is measured using SQUID relaxometry. The magnetic beads’ susceptibility is obtained at four different applied magnetic fields in the range of 38–70 mT for both the mobility and SQUID measurements. The susceptibility values in both approaches show a consistent magnetic field dependence.</p>
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