How to visualize magnetic field lines [Ask Fausto #2]
The question Fausto from supermagnete will answer in this "Ask Fausto" episode is "How can I visualize a magnetic field / magnetic field lines?". To get more detailed information about magnetic fields and field lines you can read our FAQ about magnetic fields at: https://www.supermagnete.de/faq/flux2
In the video Fausto shows you different ways to make magnetic fields or magnetic field lines visible! Many of them can easily be done at home or in school.
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You want to do your own experiments? The various magnets and tools used in the video are listed below.
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Accessories used for Fausto’s experiments:
Flux detector 15 x 15 cm:
https://sumag.net/flux-detector-y01
Iron filings, approx. 100 g:
https://sumag.net/iron-filings-y02
Ferrofluid, 10 ml:
https://sumag.net/ferrofluid-y01
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Magnets / items used by magician:
Steel sphere Ø 20 mm (on the table):
https://sumag.net/st-k-20-n-y01
Death magnet (under the table) / approx. 100 kg pulling force:
https://sumag.net/death-magnet-y01
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Magnets used with iron filings and compass needles:
Horseshoe magnet (AlNiCo5), 10 x 6,3 cm:
https://sumag.net/edu-5-y01
Bar magnet (AlNiCo5), 10 x 1,5 cm:
https://sumag.net/edu-8-y01
Ring magnet (NdFeB), Ø 4/2,3 x 0,6 cm:
https://sumag.net/r-40-23-06-n-y01
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Magnets used with ferrofluid and on ferrocell:
“The Colossus” Magnet / approx. 60 kg pulling force:
https://sumag.net/colossus-y01
Sphere magnet Ø 40 mm / approx. 23 kg pulling force:
https://sumag.net/k-40-c-y02
Ring magnets (NdFeB), Ø 4/2,3 x 0,6 cm:
https://sumag.net/r-40-23-06-n-y01
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Many Thanks to:
Magnetic Games: / magneticgamesit
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