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Exotic Metals vs. Magnet (including uranium)
I believe this video is unique. I haven't found a video on YouTube showing so many different metals and their effect with magnets. I dream of getting all the available elemental metals and make updates for this video. Video responses with magnets versus other metals not featured in my video are more than welcome! Music by Kevin MacLeod from www.incompetech.com. Songs used: Sovereign, Atlantean Twilight and Darkness is coming. His music is free and royalty free for download which is perfect for an amateur video maker like me but I have made a fair donation since I use his music extensively in my videos. Close captions are available in English and Danish (click the CC button under the video): Hi. Welcome to my video on how magnets reacts with a lot of different elemental metals. I've made this video because a lot of people seems to know very little about how metals reacts with a magnet. I haven't been able to afford all available metals yet but will expand in the future so I can update this video. Some of the metal samples are quite small due to cost so I'll use a magnet of similar size. It's tiny but has the power to reveal any attraction to the metals. Let's start with a simple one: Iron. Iron is ferromagnetic meaning that it will not only be attracted to a magnet It can be magnetized in itself. So can nickel and cobalt. Gadolinium is actually also ferromagnetic but only below 20 degrees celsius. Above 20 degree celsius it turns strongly paramagnetic. This means it still <b>...</b>