magnetic repulsion
To experiment with making ferrofluids at home, you can mix oil and a magnetic material like iron oxide powder. This creates a liquid that responds to magnetic fields. Be cautious when handling the materials and follow safety guidelines.
a neutron is a sub atomic particle with no charge (neutral). it stabilizes the other two particles
Magnetic fluids, also known as ferrofluids, primarily consist of colloidal suspensions of magnetic nanoparticles in a carrier fluid. While the number of distinct formulations can vary widely based on the type of magnetic particles, the carrier fluid, and specific applications, they generally fall into two main categories: water-based and oil-based ferrofluids. Each can be tailored for different properties and uses, such as in sealing, damping, or display technologies. Overall, the variety of magnetic fluids is vast, driven by ongoing research and industrial applications.
Ferrofluids were discovered in 1960's at NASA Research Centre. Scientists were exploring various techniques to control liquids in space when the solution in the form of a new idea of magnetic fluid emerged. It was found that its location can be changed by applying magnetic field and magnetic field strength can be used to induce fluidity. Researchers have used ferromagnetic compounds(Cobalt, Iron) and magnetic materials(manganese zinc ferrite) in making ferrofluids. But the maximum research until today has been done on the ferrofluids containing magnetite.
Ferrofluids were originally developed and classified in the 1960s by Stephen Pappell at NASA as a method for controlling fluids in space. NASA initially used them as rotating shaft seals in satellites and are now being used to serve the same purpose in a variety of machines.http://mimp.materials.cmu.edu/hst/Projects/2005/2005bill/Introduction.htm
Can i used fins stabilizes ammo-nation in rifled bore?
It's fins
Liquids that are highly sensitive to both changes in temperature and changes in electrical field are known as ferrofluids. Ferrofluids are liquids that become strongly magnetized in the presence of a magnetic field, making them responsive to changes in the electrical field as well. These fluids are commonly used in various applications such as cooling systems and loudspeakers.
chris was here
Alpha particles are helium nuclei. They don't change, per se, when they "pick up electrons", they just become non-ionic, and their charge becomes zero. They were, and become, so to speak, plain helium.
It's an Air Sac.
Rectus abdominis