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Publisher: University of Wisconsin-Madison
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This page from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Materials Research Science and Engineering Center Interdisciplinary Education Group offers seven videos that show ferrofluid…
  
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Publisher: National High Magnetic Field Laboratory
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This webpage from the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory shows how to make a ferrofluid with readily available materials. In addition, the page links to two videos that show…
  
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This YouTube video by Sachiko Kodama, "Morpho Towers, Two Standing Spirals," shows a ferrofluid work of art. As music plays, the video shows ferrofluid patterns appearing and…
  
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Publisher: MIT News
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This article from MIT News describes the surprising patterns that Prof. Markus Zahn and his student Cory Lorentz observed when they placed a ferrofluid sample in a changing magnetic…
  
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Publisher: Exploratorium
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Can a magnet exert a force on a grape? Find out with this Exploratorium activity. You'll see how to mount two grapes on a straw, so the tiny diamagnetic force produces observable…
  
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This site from the Exploratorium you'll find a simple demonstration of the interaction between a moving magnet and its induced electromagnetic field. As the magnet is dropped down a…
  
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This site from the Exploratorium provides a demonstration of how heating a permanent magnet can destroy its magnetism. You'll find a materials list, assembly instructions, and basic…
  
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This site from the Exploratorium presents the unexpected magnetic fields in Iceland's unusual volcanoes. The site contains an introduction to the concept of drifting magnetic poles…
  
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Physics Central; Publisher: American Physical Society
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See examples of ferrofluids, which are man- made liquid magnets. Find out how these liquid magnets are made, what possible future applications might turn up, and how ferrofluid…
Ferrofluids 
  
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Publisher: University of Wisconsin-Madison Chemisty Department
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This website from the University of Wisconsin contains a short video demo of a ferrofluid near a magnet, showing the classic spike pattern.
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