Utilization of Magnetic Force in Space Experiments

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Jan 1999

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Advances in Space Research, Volume 24, Issue 10, p. 1337-1340.

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We report in space experiments about the use of magnetic force, which is generally shown by the product of density (π), weight magnetic susceptibility (χ), magnetic field strength (H) and its gradient (dH/dy). The magnetic force caused by strong permanent magnets was proved to induce buoyancy and convection in μ G as follows: (1) Transport of bubbles in fluid: In most fluids which are diagmagnetic, the magnetic buoyancy force could transport bubbles toward a stronger magnetic field. Collision and fusion of two bubbles was also observed. (2) Magnetic Support of Chemical Reaction (2H2O2-> O2+2H2O on Pt Catalyst): In μ G, the decomposition reaction continued smoothly when O2 bubbles were removed from the surface of catalyst by magnetic buoyancy force. In the absence of the field, the reaction was observed to stop. (3) Magnetic Support of Combustion in Diffusion Flames: Magnetic convective air flow could support combustion in μ G

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