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Time-dependent AC magnetometry and chain formation in magnetite: the influence of particle size, initial temperature and the shortening of the relaxation time by the applied field

Irene Morales, R. Costo, Nicolas Mille, J. Carrey, A. Hernando, Patricia de la Presa

2021Nanoscale Advances28 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

> 22 mT, both mechanisms are present within the size distribution. This highlights the importance of taking the field intensity into account to calculate relaxation times when analysing the relaxation mechanisms of magnetic colloids subjected to AC fields.

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