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Magnetothermal convection in nonconducting diamagnetic and paramagnetic fluids

Edwards et al., 1996

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17189424612392980746
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Edwards B
Gray D
Huang J
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Third Microgravity Fluid Physics Conference

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Nonuniform magnetic fields exert a magnetic body force on electrically nonconducting classical fluids. These include paramagnetic fluids such as gaseous and liquid oxygen and diamagnetic fluids such as helium. Recent experiments show that this force can overwhelm …
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