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Bismuth is actually radioactive. It is non-toxic for the most part, but it was thought to have been stable. It's natural isotope is Bismuth-209, which decays VERY SLOWLY by Alpha emission to Thallium-205, with a Half-Life of 19-20x10^18, which is far older than our age of the universe. Even though it was found to be radioactive several years ago, it is still treated as a stable element, and it's radioactivity is very weak. Very Nice!
It's called "Diamagentism". The crystals have cooper pair binding sites like a "Ferromagnetic" material, but they react 180 degrees to the applied magnetic field unlike a ferromagnet, which reacts in line with it. Result is the magnetic fields are the same polarity as the applied field. N to N, as it were. "Ferromagnetic" materials go N to S and are attracted. If an alloy can boost this effect the way Neodymium and Boron can for Iron, then maglev without superconductors can be made practical.
its has slightly less electrons that it should, making it positively charged being repelled by your magnet.
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ivylsp 1 year ago
which is more diamagnetic, Bismuth or Pyrolytic Carbon?
roidroid 1 year ago
all diamagnetic (non magnetic) materials repel magnetic fields. You can even do that with water.
freakin1random 1 year ago
where can i get some to play with ? thanks / dave.
silverbird58 2 years ago
It all depends on where you live, how much you want and how you want to play with it!?
jorgenskyt 2 years ago
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Johnsavag 2 months ago
@jorgenskyt It should say the least toxic of HEAVY metals
Johnsavag 2 months ago
Bismuth Germanate is also used to detect Gamma Rays (BGO) as scintillators
sypha0x 2 years ago
Bismuth is actually radioactive. It is non-toxic for the most part, but it was thought to have been stable. It's natural isotope is Bismuth-209, which decays VERY SLOWLY by Alpha emission to Thallium-205, with a Half-Life of 19-20x10^18, which is far older than our age of the universe. Even though it was found to be radioactive several years ago, it is still treated as a stable element, and it's radioactivity is very weak. Very Nice!
KarbineKyle 2 years ago 6
how do i know you didn't just have a magnet on a string? you need to demonstrate on both poles.
TheriseofL 2 years ago
I will enjoy the fun.
kowalityjesus 2 years ago
It's called "Diamagentism". The crystals have cooper pair binding sites like a "Ferromagnetic" material, but they react 180 degrees to the applied magnetic field unlike a ferromagnet, which reacts in line with it. Result is the magnetic fields are the same polarity as the applied field. N to N, as it were. "Ferromagnetic" materials go N to S and are attracted. If an alloy can boost this effect the way Neodymium and Boron can for Iron, then maglev without superconductors can be made practical.
RyuDarragh 3 years ago 3
fantastic a single-fact metal but where is its property from?
keepup32323 3 years ago
Its not really known as the least toxic of all metals, but it is the least toxic from Lead,thallium and the other metals in that period of row.
nitrex 3 years ago
Fantastic...!!
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papsoes 4 years ago