Fractionation & Magnetism as a Separation Technique

Fractionation is a separation technique in terms of phase transition. It most probably used in all research and industrial sectors. Magnetic separation is used to separate materials which are susceptible to the magnetic field. Magnetic Separation is the way toward utilizing attractive drive to expel metallic or ferrous materials from a mixture. This track deals with separations based on the magnetic field coupled with electric current, electrostatic separation, and polarizing separation.

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