For most materials, how does an increase in temperature affect the resistivity? How can heat produce more heat? Why are light touch receptors found at the skin's surface? Why do magnets lose their magnetism when heated? Why is blood pressure lower in veins than capillar...
What makes Magnets Magnetic? All matter is made up of atoms. Atoms in turn, are made up of protons, electrons and neutrons. In most materials almost all the electrons form pairs, with the magnetism from the two paired electrons exactly cancelling. This makes such materials non-magnetic. What...
Physicists have some understanding of how magnets function. However, some phenomena that underlie magnetism continue to elude scientific explanation. Exactly how do magnets work? Large-scale magnetism, like the kind observed inbar magnets, results from magnetic fields that naturally radiate from the elec...
All ferromagnetic materials lose their magnetism with heating; the temperature where they lose their magnetism is called the Curie Point. Neodymium magnets lose their strength between 80 degrees C and 230 degrees C, depending on the grade. While this is higher than room temperature (25 degrees C)...
Why do magnets lose their magnetism? Why does a piece of iron in a current-carrying loop increase the magnetic field strength? Why does magnetic force increase with temperature? How is information about magnetic fields recorded in rocks? Does classical music affect plant growth? Why can dropping...
Magnet Neutralization & Salt Water Water's dimagnetism will neutralize the effect of magnets on objects on or near the water. A magnet suspended or immersed in water will lose some or all of its effect until removed from the water. Salt water has less of an effect on magnets placed near ...
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In ancient times, people made their glues from whatever they found in the world around them—such things as sugar, fish skins, and animal products boiled in water. [1]Artwork: Mucilage (a sticky substance, mostly obtained from plants) is a natural glue that formed the basis of popular ...
I believe the claim is that these can go on indefinately, nevertheless – supplying enough energy for moderate house use. It seems to me that it would prove an absolutely MAJOR breakthrough – except for that required to the making of huge magnets to drive through energy being drawn in the...