Quantitative real-space analysis of self-assembled structures of magnetic dipolar colloids.

We present the first real-space analysis on a single-particle level of the dipolar chains and branched clusters self-assembling in magnetic fluids in zero field. Spatial correlations and chain-length distributions directly obtained from tracked particle positions in vitrified films of synthetic magn...

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Autori principali: Klokkenburg, M, Dullens, R, Kegel, W, Erné, B, Philipse, A
Natura: Journal article
Lingua:English
Pubblicazione: 2006
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author Klokkenburg, M
Dullens, R
Kegel, W
Erné, B
Philipse, A
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Philipse, A
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description We present the first real-space analysis on a single-particle level of the dipolar chains and branched clusters self-assembling in magnetic fluids in zero field. Spatial correlations and chain-length distributions directly obtained from tracked particle positions in vitrified films of synthetic magnetic (Fe3O4) dispersions provide a quantitative test for simulations and theory of dipolar fluids. A pertinent example is the cluster-size distribution that can be analyzed with a one-dimensional aggregation model to yield a dipolar attraction energy that agrees well with the dipole moment found from independent magnetization measurements.
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spelling oxford-uuid:79e89c38-f7a3-406e-ae82-d53ba4a706f82022-03-26T20:40:19ZQuantitative real-space analysis of self-assembled structures of magnetic dipolar colloids.Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:79e89c38-f7a3-406e-ae82-d53ba4a706f8EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2006Klokkenburg, MDullens, RKegel, WErné, BPhilipse, AWe present the first real-space analysis on a single-particle level of the dipolar chains and branched clusters self-assembling in magnetic fluids in zero field. Spatial correlations and chain-length distributions directly obtained from tracked particle positions in vitrified films of synthetic magnetic (Fe3O4) dispersions provide a quantitative test for simulations and theory of dipolar fluids. A pertinent example is the cluster-size distribution that can be analyzed with a one-dimensional aggregation model to yield a dipolar attraction energy that agrees well with the dipole moment found from independent magnetization measurements.
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Dullens, R
Kegel, W
Erné, B
Philipse, A
Quantitative real-space analysis of self-assembled structures of magnetic dipolar colloids.
title Quantitative real-space analysis of self-assembled structures of magnetic dipolar colloids.
title_full Quantitative real-space analysis of self-assembled structures of magnetic dipolar colloids.
title_fullStr Quantitative real-space analysis of self-assembled structures of magnetic dipolar colloids.
title_full_unstemmed Quantitative real-space analysis of self-assembled structures of magnetic dipolar colloids.
title_short Quantitative real-space analysis of self-assembled structures of magnetic dipolar colloids.
title_sort quantitative real space analysis of self assembled structures of magnetic dipolar colloids
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