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In this study, the nano-sized water droplets (NWDs) in water-in-oil (W/O) emulsion were employed as mini-reactors, in which Fe3O4/PAM magnetic nano-hydrogels (MNHs) were obtained based on the coprecipitation and inverse emulsion polymerization. In addition, compound nonionic surfactant was used as the stabilizer of W/O emulsion. The test results showed that Fe3O4/PAM MNHs were quasi-sphere particles with a diameter of about 50–380 nm and had superparamagnetism. The percentage of PAM coating Fe3O4 was about 81%. The saturation magnetization of the Fe3O4/PAM MNHs was 21.6 emu/g (Fe3O4/AM (wt/wt) = 16.63%). The W/O emulsion containing Fe3O4/PAM MNHs (E-2) changed from fluid to solidlike in an external magnetic field. As current intensified or shear rate increased, the shear stress of E-2 increased.
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