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Strong magnetic fields can physically attract and separate oxygen from air
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SUPPORTED
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Strong magnetic fields can be used to physically attract and separate oxygen from air because oxygen is paramagnetic while nitrogen is diamagnetic.

Evidence for · 5
Oxygen Separation/Enrichment From Atmospheric Air Using Magnetizing Force: Air Flow in a Duct Under Magnetic Field Gradient
2007 · cited by 13
Simulations demonstrate that oxygen can be separated from air using magnetic field gradients due to its paramagnetism.
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Interferometric study of the heat and mass transfer during the mixing and evaporation of liquid oxygen and nitrogen under non-uniform magnetic field
2019 · cited by 8
Experiments show that non-uniform magnetic fields affect mass transfer and effectively separate oxygen and nitrogen.
Paramagnetic Sensors for the Determination of Oxygen Concentration in Gas Mixtures.
2022 · cited by 5
Reviews the physical principles showing how oxygen's paramagnetic properties draw its molecules into strong magnetic fields.
Harnessing Collective Magnetic Forces for Enhanced Modulation of Oxygen Diffusion in CO2/O2 Separation toward Direct Air Capture.
2025 · cited by 2
Demonstrates that magnetic mixed matrix membranes use magnetic interactions to trap and modulate paramagnetic oxygen for separation.
A prototype for producing oxygen-rich air using novel magnetic separation cell and magnetic mixed poly(etheresulfone) matrix membranes.
2026 · cited by 0
Prototypes utilizing magnetic separation cells exploit the paramagnetism of oxygen to physically attract and enrich it from air streams.
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first checked01 Aug 2026
judged → SUPPORTED · 8201 Aug 2026
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