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- The possibilities of the recently discovered magnetic fluid...any ideas?
Hi just saw the accidental discovery of fluid that will keep its charge-polarity...how can this be used?
https://www.livescience.com/66018-permanently-magnetic-liquids.html Here is where I saw this.berkeman said:Links please...
A charge-polarity fluid is a type of liquid that has the ability to conduct electricity due to the presence of both positive and negative charges within the fluid. This is in contrast to regular fluids, which do not have the ability to conduct electricity.
The accidental discovery of charge-polarity fluid was made through a series of experiments involving different types of liquids and their ability to conduct electricity. During one of these experiments, it was observed that a certain liquid showed signs of conducting electricity, even though it was not expected to. Further investigation led to the discovery of the unique properties of charge-polarity fluid.
Charge-polarity fluid has a wide range of potential uses, including in the fields of energy storage, electronics, and medical devices. It can also be used in the development of new types of batteries, capacitors, and sensors.
Charge-polarity fluid differs from regular fluids in its ability to conduct electricity. Regular fluids, such as water or oil, do not have the presence of both positive and negative charges, and therefore cannot conduct electricity. Charge-polarity fluid, on the other hand, has both types of charges and can conduct electricity.
As with any new substance, the safety of charge-polarity fluid is still being studied. However, initial research has shown that it is non-toxic and does not pose any significant health risks. As with any substance, it is important to handle and use charge-polarity fluid with caution and follow safety guidelines.