Diamagnetic Definition and 27 Threads

I am using an exremely stong magnet to deflect a diamagnetic substance( in this case water) Is the magnet being deflected against the dianagnetic Or is the defection only present in the diamagnetic substance?

Problem: Solution part a) where formula 6.14 is just M x n. We need to do part b without seperation of variables, I'm quite stuck. Will B just be the magnetic field inside a solenoid? How can I find the other fields.

I know that each material is made up of tiny magnets due to electrons orbiting the nucleus and also from electron spinning about its own axis. In ferromagnetic or paramagnetic rod these tiny magnets align with the applied field causing the net field in the rod to increase. But for diamagnetic...

I want to improve the magnetic field strength at the surface of a magnet configuration by utilizing diamagnetic materials to guide the magnetic field lines. I have not the proper equipment to measure the effect myself but would this work? This is the initial configuration with four magnets side...

Let's say I have a constant magnetic field and I dive into it a diamagnetic material. Griffiths says that in the presence of a magnetic field, matter becomes magnetized and it will be found to contain many tiny dipoles with a net alignment along some direction. However, what's exactly the link...

I recently saw the video of the frog being levitated with a big magnet. Would it be possible to flip the magnet over and use it to levitate a vehicle? How much energy would it take to levitate, say, a 1000kg vehicle above a dry lakebed?

I know that in a para magnetic material the magnetization increase on cooling. What will be the same effect on a diamagnetic material,considering the fact that Curies law doesn't hold good on diamagnetic materials.

If you were suspended inside and iron armor between an electromagnet and the ground it is obvious that you would feel your weight against that armor, but when a frog is suspended by diamagnetic levitation I understand that it feels weightlessness. If this is correct, that means that if it were...

Could has this concept some utility? If the approach of the magnet to the two materials (one diamagnetic,one paramagnetic) could be set to be "energy-loss",can be the firing the same? With my simple knowledge of magnetics i can't say nothing. While when approaching, the diamagnetic increase his...

Hi! Suppose I have a cylinder of pyrolytic carbon graphite (strong diamagnet) that's vertically placed inside a hollow cylinder made out of approximately radially magnetized neodymium. Assume the graphite is frictionlessly held into place vertically somehow (so gravity can be ignored) but can...

Copper with atomic number 29 is diamagnetic in nature. What is the reason behind it?

When an external magnetic field is applied to a diamagnetic materials, their atomic current loops will tend to align in such a way as to oppose the applied field. Diamagnetism is the residual magnetic behavior when materials are neither paramagnetic nor ferromagnetic and most materials are...

In this video At time 2:34 to rest of the video there is a property(10th point) of diamagnetic liquid given.Same thing is written in my textbook also.I am really not getting this can anyone please explain or suggest any video demonstrating this.I have searched a lot on youtube.

Hi, I am having a question about diamagnetism. I understand that ferromagnets realign with external magnetic fields. I know that besides diamagnets like copper, bismuth, that all matter exhibit some diamagnetism to some degree. I wonder though if these paired electron filled orbits of...

I found a website claiming that a frog can levitate. A "large magnetic field" of the order of 10 Tesla is all that would be needed. And the effect would be a consequence of diamagnetism. http://www.ru.nl/hfml/research/levitation/ I am a little bit skeptic about that. I was familiar, long ago...

Hi guys! So I just need help in one tiny thing. Does anyone know a good book that can thoroughly explain physically and mathematically diamagnetism in plasmas within magnetic fields? I would really appreciate the help guys! Also, I am very much familiar with vector calculus (also tensor calculus...

When you place a diamagnetic material in a homogeneous magnetic field, do the electrons of the material align with the field?

Homework Statement Our teacher said that if a material has an odd number of electrons, it implies a paramagnetic behavior. Copper, according to him, has odd number of electrons but is considered a diamagnetic material. He asks us to explain this phenomenon. Homework Equations Copper...

The speed of light in vacuum is 1 / sqrt(mu_0 e_0). In matter, this is modified using relative permittivity and permeability, so the speed of light in matter is c / sqrt(k_m k_e). In diamagnetic materials, isn't k_m < 1? Then we'd have light going faster than 3 * 10^8 m/s in, say, nitrogen...

Is it possible to make water more diamagnetic? If so, how? It would also help if the changes could be transferred to plants to affect the diamagnetic properties of the plant.

So I want to levitate...(drum roll please)...A REALLY SMALL WORM! First off, I read that the downward pull on the worm will be gr (gravity times density), so then how would I calculate how powerful my magnet would have to be to balance this force? So that's the mathematical part...

suppose that i have a piece of magnet close to a piece of diamagnetic material the piece of diamagnetic material is held still will the magnet be repulsed isotropically , or will there be a torque exerted on the magnet so that its poles face perpendicularly towards the piece of diamagnetic...

I am not a chemist, so I have a feeling I'm going about searching for the wrong key words or something. What I want is a table of Fe+2 and Fe+3 compounds in solution (ie. different ligands like CO, CN-, etc.), listing each compound as paramagnetic or diamagnetic. I've searched for a nice...

I was watching a Newton's Cradle swing back and forth and it made me think: Is there another way to do this? No strings attatched? I thought of several ways to do this, but my favorite was the magnetic concept. Using neodysium spheres, I thought I could propel a sphere forward once, then use...

What causes the neutron to have a magnetic moment , and is it paramagnetic or diamagnetic.

I’m interested in the natural phenomenon of diamagnetism. I understand the general concept behind the magnetic interactions, but I am curious about the results of the following experiment: What happens when one places a large oscillating electromagnet (possibly superconducting) directly above a...

Hello, I have been interested in the problem of diamagnetic levitation where you have typically 2 slabs of some pyrolitic graphite (which is diamagnetic) and between it you have some rare Earth magnet that's levitating thanks to those graphites (and 1 more magnet somewhere above). I have...