Ferro Fluids Market
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REPORT DESCRIPTION<br />
Many innovative organometallic and hybrid fluids are being utilized into industrial applications in the recent past and<br />
<strong>Ferro</strong> fluids are a major class of hybrid fluids which are making a huge impact in various industrial applications. <strong>Ferro</strong><br />
fluid (FF) is generally a magnetic colloid, dispersed in a colloidal suspension of single domain magnetic particles<br />
having the dimensions in the range of about 10nm to 12 nm, usually dispersed in a liquid carrier. Typically, a<br />
common <strong>Ferro</strong> fluid may contain 5% magnetic solid, 10% surfactant, and 85% carrier solution by volume. There are<br />
two major methods to prepare <strong>Ferro</strong> fluids, by chemical precipitation and by size reduction. In size reduction process,<br />
micron size magnetic powder is mixed with a dispersant and a solvent in a mill for grinding, which continues for the<br />
period of several weeks. <strong>Ferro</strong> fluid from chemical precipitation process starts with a mixture of FeCl3, FeCl2, and<br />
water, which is then co-precipitated with ammonium hydroxide. The precipitated system is then subjected to<br />
magnetic separation, peptization, filtration, and dilution. Furthermore, ferro fluids can be classified according to the<br />
type of coatings on the magnetic particles. It is necessary to place a coating on the magnetic particles in order to<br />
avoid agglomeration in ferro fluids particles. It is classified as surfacted (SFF) <strong>Ferro</strong> fluid if the coating is present on a<br />
surfactant molecule, and it is classified as ionic (IFF) ferro fluid if the coating is an electric shell.<br />
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Varieties of applications of magnetic fluid are based on their peculiar properties such as their high affinity and<br />
migration tendency towards strong magnetic field, absorption of electromagnetic energy at convenient frequencies,<br />
and heat dissipation. <strong>Ferro</strong> fluids find their applications in various industries such as medicine, drug targeting, cell<br />
separation, hyperthermia, and magnetic resonance imaging. Moreover, ferro fluids have numerous technological