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Title: | Electroconvective structures formed in a magnetic colloid layer |
Authors: | Dikansky, Y. I. Диканский, Ю. И. Zakinyan, A. R. Закинян, А. Р. Korobov, M. I. Коробов, М. И. |
Keywords: | Colloids;Magnetism;Constant magnetic fields;Critical electric field;Electric field strength;Magnetic colloids;Structure formations;Thin layers;Time-decline;Electric field |
Issue Date: | 2015 |
Publisher: | Maik Nauka Publishing / Springer SBM |
Citation: | Dikanskii, Y.I., Zakinyan, A.R., Korobov, M.I. Electroconvective structures formed in a magnetic colloid layer // Colloid Journal. - 2015. - Volume 77. - Issue 1. - Pages 16-19 |
Series/Report no.: | Colloid Journal |
Abstract: | The formation of cellular and labyrinth-like electroconvective structures in a thin layer of a magnetic colloid under the effect of a constant electric field has been studied. The time of structure formation has been measured, and it has been shown that this time declines with increasing electric field strength and electric conductivity of a medium. A constant magnetic field that is codirectional with the electric field has been established to shorten the time of the formation of electroconvective structures and the critical electric field strength at which structures arise |
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