Sentence examples for using a permanent magnet from inspiring English sources

The films were prepared by drying the mixture of the CNTs-Fe with poly [3-octyl-thiophene] (P3OT) or toluene under a magnetic field using a permanent magnet of surface magnetic flux 340 mT.

The product GA-MNP were recovered magnetically from the reaction mixture by using a permanent magnet with a surface magnetization of 6,000 G, then washed three times with 100 mL of distilled water, and finally dried in an air oven at 50°C for 24 h and stored in a stoppered bottle for further use.

For example, Wang et al. introduced the superparamagnetic γ-Fe2O3 beads-CdSe@ZnS quantum dots NPs prepared by thiol metal bonds conjunction, and their average diameter of this luminescent/magnetic nanocomposite was ca. 20 nm, and it exhibited high emission quantum yield and, was easily separated from solution by magnetic decantation using a permanent magnet.

The external magnetic field is applied using a permanent magnet aligned to one of the NV− symmetry axes, with the field strength adjusted by the magnet's distance to the diamond and determined using the NV− centres as a magnetometer21,22.

Then, an external magnetic field was applied by using a permanent magnet, illustrated in Fig. 4a.

After removing the magnetic beads along with unreacted (uncleaved) QD CPs by using a permanent magnet, ultrasensitive fluorescent detection of DV is realized through the cleaved QDs.

That distinguishes them from "synchronous" motors that use a permanent magnet in their rotors instead of a set of conductors.

We first represent the WECS, which uses a permanent magnet synchronous generator (PMSG), as a nonlinear dynamical model.

One approach uses a permanent magnet and double coil to oscillate the needle at a fixed frequency, an AC backing potential, and software analysis and control schemes.

In contrast to the Varian instruments, the first Zurich NMR spectrometer, KR1, used a permanent magnet, and was, thus, restricted to a low proton resonance frequency of only 25 mhz (see Figure 2).

The machine used is a permanent magnet of 0.25 T (Esaote G-SCAN), which allows spinal imaging in both supine and upright positions using a tilting system that can rotate from 0° to 90° without the need for patient repositioning.