ReviewGels (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Advances in Magnetic Nanomaterials, Ferrofluids, and Ferrogels: From Structure to Biomedical and Engineering Applications.
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Abstract
This review comprehensively examines magnetic nanomaterials, ferrofluids, and their integration into ferrogel systems, systematically exploring their structural characteristics, dynamic behaviors, preparation techniques, and applications across medical and engineering fields. Structural characterization reveals that particle size and dispersibility directly influence functional efficiency in fluid and gel matrices, such as SAR (specific absorption rate) values in hyperthermia applications. For ferrofluids and magnetic gels, macroscopic behaviors and microscopic mechanisms are governed by key parameters like the magnetic Bond number. Preparation encompasses green synthesis, chemical reagent synthesis, and the cross-linking of these nanoparticles into hydrogel networks. Applications span diverse areas: in medicine, these include targeted hyperthermia, pH-responsive magnetic gel drug delivery, and MRI (magnetic resonance imaging); in engineering, applications range from efficient extraction and triboelectric power generation to magnetically regulated heat transfer and soft gel robotics. The paper also discusses current challenges, including material stability and unclear micro-macro correlations in complex fluid-gel systems, outlining future research directions for multifunctional magnetic materials.
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