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TheQuietOne
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Please excuse my ignorance, (I'm not actually suppossed to be here, I'm a ME) but is there some sort of substance that can be manipulated with an electric current? (or some way I can make some?
Again, excuse my ignorance but please explain (the movement can be broad and slightly ambigous if that's what you mean).Bystander said:How far are you willing to stretch "cause and effect?"
TheQuietOne said:darn
rbelli1 said:PS: Why are you not supposed to be here?
What exactly is that one propetry?rbelli1 said:One property is manipulable by electricity.
Right?Drakkith said:It's not about what's possible, it's about what's probable
TheQuietOne said:Right?
An electrically manipulatable substance is a type of material that can be controlled or changed in some way through the use of electricity. This could include altering its physical properties, such as color or shape, or responding to electrical signals and currents.
An electrically manipulatable substance can be created through a variety of methods, depending on the specific properties and behaviors desired. Some substances may be naturally occurring, while others are synthesized or engineered in a laboratory setting.
Electrically manipulatable substances have a wide range of potential applications in various fields, including technology, medicine, and research. Examples include smart materials that can change shape or color, conductive materials used in electronics, and responsive substances used in drug delivery systems.
As with any new technology, there may be potential risks associated with the use of electrically manipulatable substances. These could include unintended side effects, environmental impacts, or safety concerns. It is important for scientists to thoroughly research and test these substances before widespread use.
The field of electrically manipulatable substances is constantly evolving, with new discoveries and developments being made all the time. Some recent advancements include the creation of self-healing materials, the use of nanotechnology to manipulate substances at a molecular level, and the development of new methods for controlling and manipulating substances with electricity.