23 research outputs found
The synthesis of Fe3O4/MWCNT nanocomposites from local iron sands for electrochemical sensors
Optimalization of Freezing-Thawing Process in Enhancing Magnetic Properties of Fe<sub>3</sub>O<sub>4</sub>/PAA/PVA Magnetic Hydrogel Composites
Fabrication of PANI/Ag/AgCl/ITO-PET Flexible Film and Its Crystallinity and Electrical Properties
Synthesis, Investigation on Structural and Magnetic Behaviors of Spinel M-Ferrite [M = Fe; Zn; Mn] Nanoparticles from Iron Sand
Control of Dielectric Constant and Anti-Bacterial Activity of PVA-PEG/x-SnO<sub>2</sub> Nanofiber
Investigation of Magnetic Properties and Mechanical Responses on Hydrogel-TMAH-Magnetite
Optical Properties of Fe<sub>3</sub>O<sub>4</sub>Magnetic Fluid from Iron Sand
Nowadays, a high sensitive sensor for the magnetic field has become an essential tool that vastly desired in several fields, especially in biomedical application. Therefore, the development of preparing material for the magnetic sensor becomes crucial to be conducted. In this experimnet, we propose the use of Fe3O4 magnetic fluid prepared from a local iron sand in Indonesia as a material for a magnetic sensor. In this work, optical activities of the Fe3O4 magnetic fluid as the effect of magneto-optics were performed under varying external magnetic field. The polarization direction change of the laser was detected as a function of the external magnetic field with the exponential function. Moreover, the intensity collected by a photodetector exhibited a linear correlation with the external magnetic field. These phenomena become strong evidence that the prepared Fe3O4 magnetic fluid opens potential to be applicated further as sensors, especially as a high sensitive optics-based sensor for the magnetic field
