Photothermal evaporation of the ferromagnetic nanofluid droplets under a magnetic field

Li, Juan; Lv, Peihong; Cao, Yaowen; Ye, Jianling; Li, Fenqiang; Ma, Chenbo; Shi, Lei; Tan, Nongchao

doi:10.1016/j.csite.2024.104300

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“…Furthermore, functionalized magnetic nanofluids featuring catalytic nanoparticles contribute to environmental purification by facilitating the degradation of pollutants, particularly in water treatment applications targeting contaminants such as heavy metals, dyes, and organic pollutants [62]. Innovative research endeavors have explored novel applications of magnetic nanofluids, such as the investigation conducted by Li et al [63] on the photothermal evaporation of magnetic nanofluids under a magnetic field, and the utilization of Ag nanofluids as a working fluid for solar evaporation by Parsa et al [64], which also extends to desalination and water disinfection.…”

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Mass Transport and Energy Conversion of Magnetic Nanofluids from Nanoparticles’ Movement and Liquid Manipulation

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Magnetic nanofluids, also referred to as ferromagnetic particle levitation systems, are materials with highly responsive magnetic properties. Due to their magnetic responsiveness, excellent controllability, favorable thermal characteristics, and versatility, magnetic nanofluids have sparked considerable interest in both industrial manufacturing and scientific research. Magnetic nanofluids have been used and developed in diverse areas such as materials science, physics, chemistry and engineering due to their remarkable characteristics such as rapid magnetic reaction, elastic flow capacities, and tunable thermal and optical properties. This paper provides a full and in-depth introduction to the diverse uses of ferrofluids including material fabrication, fluid droplet manipulation, and biomedicine for the power and machinery sectors. As a result, magnetic nanofluids have shown promising applications and have provided innovative ideas for multidisciplinary research in biology, chemistry, physics and materials science. This paper also presents an overview of the device construction and the latest developments in magnetic-nanofluid-related equipment, as well as possible challenging issues and promising future scenarios.

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Section: Other Applications Of Nanofluidsmentioning

confidence: 99%