How to determine which end of a magnet is North

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Uploaded by on Aug 1, 2007

(c) 2007 Blue Mountains Energy Research Centre, Sydney, Australia
www.bmerc.com.au

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  • where did u get the one wit the N and S already on it, and is it strong?

  • @cooliopoolio123 From memory I purchased the magnets from Dick Smith or Jaycar (in Australia). In the UA that would be Radio Shack or Tandy. The N and S were not white when I purchased the magnets - I used whiteout fluid to paint the N and S to make them stand out more in the video.

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  • thanks good demonstration! very simple and yet so useful!

  • Thank you very much, so simple so useful, very clear , thanks again

  • thank you for explaining this! i was getting frustrated with the needle on a leaf trick. it kept going the opeset way

  • A fun project for children is to lightly scratch one end of a crewel needle onto the surface of a magnet, then carefully lay that needle flat on a bottle cap or piece of cork or foam, free floating on a water surface. ^_^

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