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Diamagnetism: Bismuth and Pyrolytic Graphite.
Diamagnetism: Bismuth and Pyrolytic Graphite.
This is a demonstration of diamagnetic levitation, with which I intend to build a generator whose only source of energy loss is air resistance. In this video, I am exploring the effects of different diamagnetic materials (at [...]
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diamagnetic levitation
diamagnetic levitation
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gilbondfac
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floating pencil - diamagnetic levitation
floating pencil - diamagnetic levitation
Carbon from a pencil floats over some powerful magnets. No electronics addet - it floats static.
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chatterBln
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Bismuth Diamagnetic Properties
Bismuth Diamagnetic Properties
Bismuth (element no. 83) is one of the weirdest elements. Though encircle in the periodic table by other heavy elements with infamous toxicological history, Bismuth is considered the least toxic of these metals. Bismuth is known for many strange [...]
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Water Electric Dipole and Diamagnetism
Water Electric Dipole and Diamagnetism
First, with an electrostatic charged bar, water is strongly attracted due to his electric dipole momentum. Then with a strong spherical Neodymium magnet, water shows its diamagnetism: when the magnet is really close, the point where water [...]
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Levitate using diamagnetism
Levitate using diamagnetism
Remix of my old diamagnetic experiment, now learning video effects editing ;-)
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RBare2007
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X-Men 3: The Last Stand. Could Magneto do it?
X-Men 3: The Last Stand. Could Magneto do it?
Join as we look at whether it was really possible for Magneto to levitate the Golden Gate Bridge in X-Men 3: The Last Stand. Follow Science Made Fun founder Colin on Twitter for [...]
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Magnet moves water (diamagnetism)
Magnet moves water (diamagnetism)
Magnet repels water. This can be seen by the change in reflection when magnet is moved under bowl with small amount of water in it.
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electricpete1
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Part 1: Maglev toy: diamagnetic pyrolytic carbon lifts magnets
Part 1: Maglev toy: diamagnetic pyrolytic carbon lifts magnets
A supermagnet cube floats between graphite disks. The cube is lifted by the ceramic magnet a few cm above it, while the two carbon disks repel the cube, keeping it stable. This is [...]
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Diamagnetism
Diamagnetism
This shows a sheet of carbon levitated by four strong magnets. This is a demonstration of Diamagnetism.
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TomDooling
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