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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.
Is it possible to make water more diamagnetic?
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You can't make water more dimagnetic as dimagnetism is a property of the water molecules atomic structure which cannot be changed otherwise you change the nature of the substance.
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rollcast said:You can't make water more dimagnetic as dimagnetism is a property of the water molecules atomic structure which cannot be changed otherwise you change the nature of the substance.
Could i add powdered bismuth to the water and will the plant take up the bismuth? Or will nothing happen?
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