Q:Do bank savings cards use magnetic materials?

This card is particularly suitable for the production of various kinds of reservoirs, to commemorate the long Memorial card, such as wedding, celebration, business, conference, retirement and other special commemorative. Look at the magnetic stripe on each card. But the trend now is to use IC cards, but magnetic stripe cards can last for a long time.

Q:Whats is the difference between a magnetosphere, magnetic field, and crustal magnetic field?

Magnetosphere is that area around a planet where the magnetic field will deflect the solar wind. Magnetic field is the volume of influence of a magnetic source on objects (like ferro-magnetic materials, conductors, charged particles, light). Crustal magnetic field is any field that is generated by magnetic materials in the crust of a planet.

Q:Is it possible for something to reflect a magnetic field? For example if I use a large rare earth magnet if there something that will stop the field or reflect it all together?

Remember that magnetic shielding is not really “shielding” in the traditional sense. One cannot stop or block magnetic field lines. They will travel from the N pole of the source to the S pole. What we can do is to alter the path that these magnetic fields lines take on their journey.

Q:What are consideration of magnetic materials for electrical machines?

Low magnetic losses, a small amount of hysteresis, and high permeability and saturation flux density.

Q:please explain to me what magnetic field is in a way i will understand thank you?

Put lots of blankets it will take a min with u in to warm up though

Q:what is a thermo-magnetic motor?

Thermo-magnetic motors work by heating a ferromagnetic material above its Curie point (where it becomes non-magnetic) and then cooling it below that critical temperature. Experiments have only produced extremely inefficient working prototypes.

Q:Is there any magnetism in glassy meteorites? Is glassy meteorites transparent?

There are all kinds of styles. Rock iron meteorites are composed of iron, nickel and silicon, acid and salt minerals. The content of iron and nickel is 30 to 65. These meteorites account for about 1.2 of the total amount of meteorites, so the commercial value is the highest. Such meteorites contain more than 70% iron, followed by silicon, aluminum and nickel, the main minerals are cone stone, nickel stone, stone and so on, the main minerals for meteorites iron, chromite, graphite and so on. According to the main internal composition and structural characteristics of the iron and stone meteorites, they are divided into olivine stone, iron meteorite (PAL), iron meteorite (MES), bronze pyroxene quartz stone, iron meteorite. A silicate mineral, such as olivine, pyroxene, and a small amount of plagioclase, that also contains a small amount of metallic iron, sometimes more than 20. Density 3 to 3.5.

Q:Lately I‘ve been experimenting with different genres of music. Mainly blues, funk, rock, and heavy metal. I want to be able to play all those genres with the right strings. Currently my Fender Squier Strat has nickel-plated steel bright tone Fender brand strings on them. That sounds great for rock. But, I want all-around strings that can play many genres of music. Any suggestions?

Strings are strings as far as I'm concerned.

Q:1. In a certain magnetic field the cross-sectional area is 0.5m^2 and the flux is 1500 uWb. What is the flux density?2. What is the flux in a magnetic material when the flux density is 2500 times 10^-6 T and the cross-sectional area is 150 cm^2?

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Q:How do you make dissovable materials disappear with a magnetic key Little Big Planet for the PSP?

put the button on the dissolvable material and stick the key to another material and when the two contacts, the material will disappear. Set the color settings. Im sorry, i kinda forgot the full process