ON THE THEORY OF PARTICLE CAPTURE OF A FERROMAGNETIC DISPERSED PHASE OF COLLOIDS AND SUSPENSIONS BY MAGNETIZED SPHERES.

One of the main indices of the quality of liquid media is the degree of their purity in relation to impurities, including iron-containing impurities; they are frequently dominating as a result of continuous and time-progressing corrosion of the equipment, having a significant and a deciding (at increased requirements) effect on the quality and grade of liquid media. Among them are primarily liquid ammonia, ammonia water, and condensates, containing predominately a ferromagnetic fraction of such species, whose dimensions are tenths and hundredths of a micrometer. Precipitation of these particles is expediently achieved in a strong and heterogeneous magnetic field, arising, for example, in pores of a magnetized sphere packing.