Tuning a Magnetic Fluid With an Electric Field Creates Complex Controllable Dissipative Patterns

You can use that principle to dielectrically correlate carbon to make entire Graphene sheets. I been writing to Dr. James Tour about this technology a few years ago. You can do the same thing with light using optical tweezing techniques.

Ferromagnetic materials are also used in Helmholtz coils

Energy, Frequency, Vibration. Crystalline rearrangement, and structured rearrangement to rearrange chemical elements and compounds into more complex molecules or crystalline structures, requires an energy input, generally at a resonant frequency. Energy dissipation is often at the resonant frequency of the structure, like a laser cavity has a resonant frequency.
Everything has an absorption spectrum and an emission spectrum, generally related to the cavity size within the atoms, and the dielectric density within the atomic structures that act together as a mass. This absorption and emission is related to the electron movements within the atomic shell and the dielectric density pervading the electrons and nucleus. Generally, the atomic structure acts as a laser cavity with a resonant frequency with an emission spectrum much like a radio wave tuned to a specific frequency.
It is clear from the Crab Nebula Pulsar that electrons and positrons are separated by a flow within the filamented plasma and feeds into opposite poles on the remnant core to created discharge pulses to the core.

By god, they discovered that electromagnetism exists. Didn't Berkley point out that even ball bearings do this sort of thing in oil? I forgot what the title of that video was.

Is blood an electric ferofluid?

I see hexagons.