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Neodymium Spheres to Make Strong Magnets
Due to their magnetic properties Neodymium sphere magnets may be utilized in lieu of regular magnets. They’re very similar to magnet wires, but they are constructed of neodymium instead of magnetized steel. They are more durable than conventional magnets and have more energy due to the movement of the atoms inside their atoms. Neodymium magnetics are usually sold […]
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Mining Science Reviewed
The Journal of Mining Science is basically a peer reviewed, bimonthly scientific journal published by Springer Science+Business Media, which covers all facets of mining science. This is only one of the most comprehensive journals on mining science and is widely read by professionals in the mining and drilling industries. It covers a vast selection of […]
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The Significant Branches of Earth Science
Earth Science or geology entails all sciences involved with the study of the planet and the world on which we live. This is a broad branch of science concerned with the physical and chemical constitution of the Earth and its surroundings. Earth science is considered to be a subdivision of geological science, but even with […]
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Which Science Toys Are Best For Your Child?
With the way that science toys have grown over the years, it’s not surprising that more children are enjoying the advantages of playing with the most current in toys. From toys that educate physical action and movement to educational toys that educate children about the world and nature, it looks like science toys are becoming […]
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Pharoh Phluid Or Fero Fluid
What is Fero Fluid? Ferro fluid, sometimes called magnetic liquid, is a strange liquid that’s attracted to the poles of a magnet. It’s made of tiny particles of a magnetic material suspended in a liquid, and is coated with a surfactant that keeps the particles from clumping together. Originally, NASA invented it in 1963 as […]
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