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How Liquid Impacts a Magnet Science Experiment
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Viscosity is the answer!
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What if a needle was struck and gets stock inside my leg and goes 2 inches deep? Can i use a magnet to get it out so i won't go under a surgery? (it happened to my friend, i was thinking of using a magnet to get it out. Is it possible?)
I think it’s because of the magnet attracted to the paper clip experiment.
density was the only factor in this experiment.
do you wanna make people smarter or just waste their time?
Because the first two go faster than the serup]
booooooooooooo! Your expriment sucks. fuck off
What's your point here?
you suck
resistance.
it's about the concentration of fluid that affects the movement of paper clips when moving because there is friction on the body of the paper clip with the liquid. no effect on the magnetic field. one that can affect the magnetic field is heat.
even though copper winding do not contain infinite free electrons, a current can be created by a permanent magnet
It is because the corn syrup is made up corn and it is grinded and they are added other chemicals so there would be less magnetic power
Density.
The magnet is basically pulling it as if i were pulling something with my hand. I would have a harder time pulling any object including the weight of my own arm and hand through corn syrup rather that water. Everyone is saying viscosity; I'm assuming that is a fancy word for "Drag"
The liquids have different magnetic permeability, this means that some liquids are can allow magnetic forces to form inside them while others cannot.Another factor is the density of the liquids which make the paperclips move at different speeds if traveling through/in different liquids.I think, I'm only in Grade 6 so if somebody could correct me that would be awesome đŸ™‚
Well Duh lol
bad experiment, makes people think the liquid alters the magnetic field, when really its just the viscosity
Resistance
The one on the right has higher viscosity, more friction giving you a harder time. Thats why when you dropped them in they floated at the top and you had to push it, in order for it to slowly fall to the bottom. Our keyword is slowly, a stronger magnet would give you less frustrating result.
this is at best a video on viscosity
n no where of any relevance to magnetism
They move differently due to the viscosity of the different liquids.
it is because fuel is more to use with engine
Yes viscosity adds resistance . Just as the corn syrup increased this effect.
Hi! Could you write if this essay is an article?
Actually viscosity has nothing to do with the magnetic flux. Only the paper clips are affected, not the magnetic field. Viscosity affects more for mass in this case (as mas is affected by the medium). GG!
this is just an idea thing this is happen due to the density of the liquid (such a chutiya you are)
Please stop acting as though your audience is four years old, and it's because of different viscosity in the liquids, nice video though
Denser things have more resistance
please stop confusing our children
Dumbest experiment ever performed.
The specific gravity of the fluids.
cauz Corn syrup is more denser than water its not attracting faster and water is denser than oil so clips attracted more faster in of oil than water but look same speed. And to guess perfectly which is denser more is by the quality of transparency of liquid. There Cron syrup was more transparent than of Water. So Corn syrup is more denser than of Water…….
Thats incredooble
Because it has different densities
I think It's bc of polarity
cool experiment