Organic magnetic mixture

**pingguo002** · 02-13-12, 07:24 AM

I found an organic magnetic mixture. It also reflected temperature difference, heat rejection, cold attractive features.
I use a cell phone video is not very clear, I am going to pass up the video.

**origin** · 02-13-12, 10:41 AM

Originally Posted by pingguo002

I found an organic magnetic mixture. It also reflected temperature difference, heat rejection, cold attractive features.
I use a cell phone video is not very clear, I am going to pass up the video.

huh?

**arauca** · 02-13-12, 09:04 PM

Originally Posted by pingguo002

I found an organic magnetic mixture. It also reflected temperature difference, heat rejection, cold attractive features.
I use a cell phone video is not very clear, I am going to pass up the video.

Is it pure organic ? what color is the material ? I know there are fine particle of iron suspended in an organic media, they call it magnetic fluid .
or there are some paramagnetic compound

**pingguo002** · 02-14-12, 02:30 AM

Pure organic black
I later upload the video, the current shooting conditions not are not clear. Are looking for ways

**origin** · 02-14-12, 07:20 AM

What does this mean?

It also reflected temperature difference, heat rejection, cold attractive features.

**arauca** · 02-14-12, 08:16 AM

Originally Posted by pingguo002

Pure organic black
I later upload the video, the current shooting conditions not are not clear. Are looking for ways

I don't know of you are familiar with magnetic fluid . I think some is used in some break fluid . But that material have a sub micron particles of iron emulsified, or some are dispersed in organic fluid.

**pingguo002** · 02-14-12, 11:48 PM

Not contain metal
have Magnetic
have Thermal sensing

**pingguo002** · 02-15-12, 10:20 AM

I can not express the video link
Be able to find links to watch video Search google 'Organic magnetic mixture'

**HectorDecimal** · 02-15-12, 09:44 PM

porphyrins, as in mammalian or even reptilean blood cell precursors, have Fe as the central group. Porphyrins in plants have Mg as the central group. All living beings have a magnetic field. This is easy to prove by holding your finger close to a plasma globe or tube.

So... by organic do you mean an organic compound or a lifeform? I would think if we put a can of worms in a blender, the resulting goo would have some magnetic properties that would also be temperature reactive.

**Secret** · 02-16-12, 12:47 AM

Guys here's the link to clear the confusion
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mCXm...ature=youtu.be

According to what I observe in the video, it is some sort of black cloudy stuff in some colorless fluid. It is repelled by magnet (obvious near the end of the video)
I've no idea what that is, but it is definitely not ferrofluid (cause ferrofluid form spiky structures when placed near a magnet)

You can find a related video posted by him
Though I cannot judge whether the claim of that video is pseudoscience. Based on the instructions, I think you guys can work out what that cloudy mixture might be
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHjMb...eature=related

The same google search also return me this, posted here for reference
http://www.thescienceforum.com/chemi...c-mixture.html

IMO, one we work out the identity of that cloudy mixture, we can determine whether this is pseudoscience (IMO it smells like one...)

**pingguo002** · 02-16-12, 01:47 AM

Thank you
I'm not sure whether it is diamagnetic. Which magnetic.
Later I made a few videos.

**HectorDecimal** · 02-16-12, 06:52 AM

[QUOTE=Secret;2904614]Guys here's the link to clear the confusion

I would tend to think it may be Nickel Sesqioxide.

**pingguo002** · 02-16-12, 10:55 AM

Absolutely no metal

**arauca** · 02-16-12, 01:35 PM

Originally Posted by pingguo002

Absolutely no metal

Over 35 years ago we made a mixture in the lab some chlorinated solvent mixed with surfactant and some water , It had similar appearance and it was temperature sensitive , it had similar motion , if you put your finger to the wall of the container , the particle moved away .
I assume the magnet was not having an action but the warm piece of metal inside the movement.

**HectorDecimal** · 02-16-12, 02:38 PM

Originally Posted by pingguo002

Absolutely no metal

my drivers to my sound chip are hopelessly unavailable for this machine. At least it isn't blind too...

Alright no hydrogen...

Arsenic Triselenide. Are we given the solvent?

**pingguo002** · 02-17-12, 02:27 AM

No chlorine
have hydrogen

**HectorDecimal** · 02-17-12, 03:30 AM

Okay... so we aren't from the school classifying H as a metal. May I ask why we are allowing H?

**origin** · 02-17-12, 07:11 AM

pingguo002, does this magnetic fluid have anything to do with the battery you invented that recharges itself when you short it out or your cure for cancer?

**pingguo002** · 02-17-12, 05:50 PM

Hydrogen unexpected metal.I made a mistake

Nothing to do with the treatment instrument, the treatment instrument I discovered a new principle.
I have studied the battery needs to be new materials, the development of this. But this is more like toys, yet can not be applied battery
Battery model of the previous studies, have failed. Can not achieve a permanent cycle.

**pingguo002** · 05-09-12, 10:17 PM

This mixture is: C + alcohol
have principle is C (carbon Powder) are magnetic. With the solvent
For example: water (the effect is not good, not easy compatibility) glycerol (the best in suspension, the observed changes have magnetic field lines) alcohol, petroleum ether (viscosity, the effect have not the same)