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Figure Legend:
Lamellar formations of ER/MR particles formed under electric/magnetic field and shear proposed by Henley and Filisko

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Figure Legend:
Custom-designed rheometric cell

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Figure Legend:
Magnetic field variation within the MR fluid, measured along the radius from the center of the plate

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Figure Legend:
Magnetic field at the center of the MR cell versus the current passing through the coil

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Figure Legend:
Magnetic field distribution inside the MR fluid for i=2.3A

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Figure Legend:
Hysteresis curves of shear stress as a function of shear rate at 0.4T magnetic field

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Figure Legend:
First normal stress difference versus time