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Spielerei mit Ferrofluid (de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrofluid); Screenshot aus gefilmtem Material, mal schaun ob ich Zeit finde, auch ein Video daraus zu schneiden
Some photos are ferrofluid alone. Some are ferrofluid + watercolors. Some are ferrofluid + cornstarch/water.
Some photos are ferrofluid alone. Some are ferrofluid + watercolors. Some are ferrofluid + cornstarch/water.
Some photos are ferrofluid alone. Some are ferrofluid + watercolors. Some are ferrofluid + cornstarch/water.
Some photos are ferrofluid alone. Some are ferrofluid + watercolors. Some are ferrofluid + cornstarch/water.
Some photos are ferrofluid alone. Some are ferrofluid + watercolors. Some are ferrofluid + cornstarch/water.
Ferromagnetic particles suspended allow the ferrofluid to form spikes when placed in a magnetic field. The picture was taken with a tube extender in place
Some photos are ferrofluid alone. Some are ferrofluid + watercolors. Some are ferrofluid + cornstarch/water.
Some photos are ferrofluid alone. Some are ferrofluid + watercolors. Some are ferrofluid + cornstarch/water.
ferrofluid being manipulated by a neodymium rod magnet.
here's some neat videos of ferrofluid in action:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpBxCnHU8Ao
The commercially-made ferrofluid forms spikes when a magnet is placed under it. It seems significantly less viscous than the home-made variety.
Some photos are ferrofluid alone. Some are ferrofluid + watercolors. Some are ferrofluid + cornstarch/water.
Some photos are ferrofluid alone. Some are ferrofluid + watercolors. Some are ferrofluid + cornstarch/water.
Some photos are ferrofluid alone. Some are ferrofluid + watercolors. Some are ferrofluid + cornstarch/water.
Some photos are ferrofluid alone. Some are ferrofluid + watercolors. Some are ferrofluid + cornstarch/water.
Some photos are ferrofluid alone. Some are ferrofluid + watercolors. Some are ferrofluid + cornstarch/water.