MadSci Network: Physics
Query:

Re: Can water be magnetized using AC or DC current.

Date: Tue Apr 3 08:16:23 2007
Posted By: Dr. Fred Jeffers, Staff, Magnetic Recording Research, Iomega corp.
Area of science: Physics
ID: 1175563108.Ph
Message:

     Water cannot be magnetized in any way except very slightly by a very 
large magnetic field.  It will be magnetized in a direction opposite to 
the applied field because it is Diamagnetic. 

[added by MadSci Admin:  There are some useful previous answers in our
archives which I found using our search engine to search on "water diamagnetism":
Magnets and Dust
Snow or Ice Magnetic?
Does Water Affect Magnets?
]



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