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| Apr27-12, 10:33 AM | #1 |
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SuperCooled Neodymium Magnets
Hallo everyone!
As you all know one of the strongest rare-earth magnet is Neodymium. I was wondering... under very cooled temperatures their magnetism will last for a longer time as usual and their magnetic field will be stronger than before too! How long do you think it could last? I mean imagine if its magnetism's strength is rated at 100% how long will you think that number will last."Keep in mind that the magnet will constantly be introduced to a magnetic field will that effect its magnetic fields strength too?" Thanks! Can't wait for you answers! |
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