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J7-13 CURIE POINT OF NICKEL
Additional Info
- ID Code: J7-13
- Purpose: Shows the Curie point of nickel
- Description: A Canadian nickel has the ferromagnetic element nickel as a major part of its composition, and is strongly attracted to a magnet. When heated above its Curie temperature by the gas torch, it loses its ferromagnetism and falls away from the magnet to the pedestal. After a few seconds it will again be pulled up to the magnet.
- Availability: Available
- Loc codes: J7, K1(magnet, bottom), I0
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J7 Magnetic Materials
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