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Table 1.

Compositions of MR grease.

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Table 2.

Magnetic flux density for MRG-P and MRG-S.

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Fig 1.

The micrograph of the CI particles.

(A) Plate-like shape. (B) Spherical shape.

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Fig 2.

XRD patterns of spherical and plate-like CI particles.

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Fig 3.

Comparison magnetisation curves between plate-like and spherical CI particles.

Inset: Enlargement of the hysteresis region at different magnetic flux density.

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Table 3.

Magnetic properties comparison between different shape of CI particles.

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Fig 4.

Apparent viscosity of the MR grease as a function of magnetic flux density.

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Fig 5.

Comparison of 70 wt% MRG-P and MRG-S under variation of shear rates and magnetic fields.

(A) Shear stress. (B) Apparent viscosity.

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Fig 6.

Moduli of the MRG-P and MRG-S in magnetic flux density domain.

(A) Storage modulus. (B) Loss modulus.

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Fig 7.

Moduli for various fractions of the MRG-P and MRG-S plotted as function of strain amplitude at 3A.

(A) Storage modulus. (B) Loss modulus.

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Fig 8.

Comparison of the MR effect between MRG-P and MRG-S with different CI particles fractions.

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