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Magnets repell water? Help!
Hello everyone,
I am conducting an experiment. I am trying to figure out how to repell water mist from a steel plate. For example, if I take a water misting bottle and spray a steel plate with it, I want the steel plate to repell the water mist.
I have heard it said that somehow magnets can repell water and I've read a little about diamagnetism, but it doesn't seem powerful enough to do this.
Any suggestions? What if I did something to the water such as polarizing it, etc??
Any help in this matter would be GREATLY appreciated!
Thanks,
Jeff
Hello everyone,
I am conducting an experiment. I am trying to figure out how to repell water mist from a steel plate. For example, if I take a water misting bottle and spray a steel plate with it, I want the steel plate to repell the water mist.
I have heard it said that somehow magnets can repell water and I've read a little about diamagnetism, but it doesn't seem powerful enough to do this.
Any suggestions? What if I did something to the water such as polarizing it, etc??
Any help in this matter would be GREATLY appreciated!
Thanks,
Jeff