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Uploaded by on Jan 10, 2009

clip showing some magnetite being dissolved by acid.
Related to Ed Leedskalnin's notes.

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  • I do not see anything suggesting that the magnetite sample is being dissolved. For all that I can see from this video .. the unknown sample is being moved around by a magnetized pin, while in a solution of water. Provide a description of the acid, the reaction, and its products, so that the title remarks or claims can be verified.

  • @pasopl The acid is most likely Sulphuric acid from a car battery.

    The experiment is to observe the bubbles forming as the acid eats the material.

    Any movement was caused by me holding the camera by hand.

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  • What kind of acid is this? and what was the resultant material at the end of the experiment?

  • This a brilliant observation of Ed, this reactions is natural forces of nature in action. It shows how energy from one systems transfer to another system. This is the reason why Ed never resist natures forces, but rather flow with it. Ed look for the parameter, and he find a way to use the forces of like his PMH.

  • Acid is ment to unbine the molecules that hold things together. It's like going into a black hole, it rips apart the object due to gravitational force. Acid does it on a molecular scope.

  • Acid doesn't make very many friends does she?!

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