Impact of Magnetic Pulses on the Structural State of Surfactant Solutions

The Use of Gas Discharge Visualization for Identifying Structured Peculiarities of Blood Components: Plasma, Platelets, and Erythrocytes

“…The spatial arrangement and the number of streamers are not the same for different blood components. Considering that streamer directions are linked to the channels of facilitated motion of electrons in blood and its components, they indicate the direction of planes with the most dense packing of molecular bindings [6,7]. There are three directions in the initial state of plasma, four in the platelet-rich plasma, seven in the red cell mass, and six in whole blood.…”

Possible Use of Low-Energy Electrons for Structure Studying of Dilute Solutions of Surface-Active Substances

“…Therefore, the features of the channels of facilitated electron transport through solutions, as well as the interaction of electrons with molecular bindings, and their ensembles participating in the channels' formation, can be defined by the angular location of the emission coefficient's maxima, their width, shape, and number of streamers [7,8].…”

“…Among external factors, we especially note the effect of weak electric or magnetic fields. For weak pulsed magnetic fields, such an effect has been studied in some detail for solids -see, for example, [4][5][6] and, in part, for liquids [7,8], that are the subject of this study.…”