Magnetic liquid

A magnetic liquid takes beautiful shapes.

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+7 1. moskwiz commented 15 years ago

Nice .. wonder how it's made .. I'd guess its a highly viscous fluid that has a lot of metal particles in it
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+16 2. orion commented 15 years ago

#(removed comment): Yes, it's usually a kind of oil with ferromagnetic metal dust. The particles must be very fine, otherwise they don't stay homogenised and separate from the fluid.
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+6 3. Fergus_Thedog commented 15 years ago

I know a few people I'd like to see drink this, then I could get a great big old magnet and give them the colonic of a lifetime...
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+5 4. smremde commented 15 years ago

http://chemistry.about.com/od/demonstrationsexperiments/ss/liquidmagnet.htm how to make your own magnetic liquid :)
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0 5. diego3005 commented 15 years ago

what is the name of the song ? very nice video
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+4 6. Zorn commented 15 years ago

#5 the song is called Flute by Barcode Brothers
http://open.spotify.com/track/55D1j2I3i2oezOMMK9Ne6C
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+2 7. Sizzlik (admin) commented 15 years ago

wow...that looks awesome...but how do they stabilize and change the magnetic field? I did kinda like that with fine sand and sound frequences...but with liquid....damn....i love science
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0 8. Dark_Leaf commented 15 years ago

haha :P the guy who made this song used to be my teacher
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-2 9. SpikedSilver commented 15 years ago

the music really is bad
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+5 10. Chris007 commented 15 years ago

not to b rude or anithin but the starting part reminds me of nipples in cold :P
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0 11. thomsi14 commented 15 years ago

nice sizzlik i think they use an electro magnet and ajust the power and movement of the magnet very carefully
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0 13. supra11000 commented 15 years ago

I have some of that stuff, its fun to play with :D
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0 14. Cargoon commented 15 years ago

Make dinner time fun! Yaaaaaaay
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-2 15. filter commented 15 years ago

i found the terrible dance music completely detracted from the interesting science experiment/performance.
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+1 16. t_girl commented 15 years ago

oh my god!! It´s Brainiac :O He is back!
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+2 17. Edyy commented 15 years ago

#(removed comment) Piss off
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0 18. 95731 commented 15 years ago

wow thats cool i want some of that
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0 19. modder8her commented 15 years ago

#(removed comment) is, like, a spammer and stuff.... I think he should do some push ups, or get banned.
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0 20. Walter_Mitty commented 15 years ago

Would the moderators please remove #(removed comment) comments, and ban him from the site?
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+1 21. Dom_El commented 15 years ago

Did anyone else think Terminator 2? I just imagined the T1000 jumping out.
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0 22. Guss commented 13 years ago

to #1
We use magnetic fluid to build seal and vacuum rotary feedthrough