Which body absorbs frequencies of all kinds?

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The discussion centers on finding a suitable metal to use as an antenna for listening to the radio on a mobile device without earphones. Participants caution that using metals like mercury could damage the phone, and headphones typically function as antennas, making the proposed plan unlikely to succeed. Suggestions for metals include any metal except mercury, with humorous mentions of Uranium-235 and Illudium. The overall consensus is that the approach may not work and could lead to phone damage. The conversation highlights the challenges of using alternative materials for radio reception on mobile devices.
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i want to listen to radio on my mobile without earphone. so i need a very good wave absorbing material in d stereo jack. please suggest me some good metal that i can use as antenna.
 
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dhvinay said:
i want to listen to radio on my mobile without earphone. so i need a very good wave absorbing material in d stereo jack.
No you don't.
please suggest me some good metal that i can use as antenna.
Any metal but mercury.

Your plan will fail if you are lucky. If you are unlucky it will fail and break your phone. If your headphones function as an antenna. You will not succeed in getting one without the other.
 
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this is a very funny thread.
 
I suggest Uranium-235.
 
Illudium works best
 
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