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May 19 2009 05:09pm
Quote (Kamikizzle @ Tue, May 19 2009, 05:07pm)
depends on what you mean. since everything is composed of magnetically charged particles, they all exhibit magnetic forces. even a neutron can be made into a proton by emission of an electron. the only reason we dont observe every material as magnetic is because this force, unlike gravity, cancels itself out with + and - charges. so in a sense, every material exhibits magnetism as the fundamental electromagnetic force.


even broccoli?
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May 19 2009 08:16pm
Quote (JesperIF @ Tue, May 19 2009, 03:37pm)
And an antineutrino


correct. but i dont believe it has a charge, so i didn't find it relevent to the point
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May 19 2009 08:18pm
Quote (Garethsir @ Tue, May 19 2009, 10:43pm)
is there a periodic table setup that shows all magnetic and non magnetic elements?


uhm. yes and no... the periodic table will tell u which elements are magnetic if you know how to determine orbitals etc...

and like kami said, all things exhibit magnetic properties -- just to varying extents. If you got a magnet powerful enough, your body could technically be magnetized and lifted onto the magnet.

And gravity and magnetism are TOTALLY separate things, but I"m not going to go into this cuz you really don't give a damn.
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May 19 2009 08:19pm
Quote (Garethsir @ Tue, May 19 2009, 03:21pm)
question is how different?


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May 20 2009 12:03pm
Quote (Kamikizzle @ Wed, May 20 2009, 02:19am)
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b90/kamikizzle/caption%20this%20pics/please.jpg


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May 20 2009 12:03pm
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And gravity and magnetism are TOTALLY separate things, but I"m  not going to go into this cuz you really don't give a damn.


i kind of want to know, could you put it in a nutshell for me?
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May 20 2009 12:12pm
copper isnt magnetic
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May 20 2009 01:17pm
Quote (Kamikizzle @ Tue, May 19 2009, 05:07pm)
depends on what you mean. since everything is composed of magnetically charged particles, they all exhibit magnetic forces. even a neutron can be made into a proton by emission of an electron. the only reason we dont observe every material as magnetic is because this force, unlike gravity, cancels itself out with + and - charges. so in a sense, every material exhibits magnetism as the fundamental electromagnetic force.


So would it be safe to say that anything with a greater - or + would exhibit a stronger magnetic force as the charge gets stronger in one direction?
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May 20 2009 03:44pm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic_Metals

not sure if only ferrous metals are magnetic or not (metals containing iron).
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May 20 2009 03:51pm
Quote (juliusjuice @ Wed, May 20 2009, 04:44pm)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic_Metals

not sure if only ferrous metals are magnetic or not (metals containing iron).


Naww there has to be other metals that are magnetic, also think about magnetic rocks of those arent ferrous themselves :P
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