Why non-metallic object cannot be magnetized?

[hizuka007]

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Mga bro mangutana lang ko ba kay wa man jud ko makita sa net regarding ani nga question nga mo-answer in terms of magnetic domain. So ang question is "Why non-metallic object cannot be magnetized?".
nganong ang domain sa non-metallic object dili man jud mo-align masking naay pressence of magnets, while some metallic object mo-allign man ang domain (called magnetic domain)?

ngutana lang ko ani kay nainteresado man gud ko sa idea about atong magnetism ni Edward Leedskalnin (who build coral castle)

[vernie]

You should seek for anti-gravity and Tesla projects instead. The work of Walter Russel is also interesting as additional information.

[hizuka007]

advance naman kaayo nang anti-gravity nga topic gud... di bya ko physicist,. ordinaryong tao lang bya jud ko......
pero daghan kog mga idea nga gusto nako testingan kung makabalo nako sa inner mechanics aning basic magnetism....

I believe that all ideas can be made into reality, and that most reality came from ideas.

[vernie]

Kung nakita na nimo ang documentary about sa Coral Castle ug intersted gyud ka makat-on giunsa ug palutaw sa huge objects, the work of Tesla can help you and you'll still end up with anti-gravity techniques.

[fritzd]

Hello! it's because the individual atoms of the non-magnetic elements do not have a not magnetic dipole moment. You can calculate this by looking the electronic structure of the atoms. Usually the electrons in outer most shell will induced a magnetic dipole moment. The main reason for this has something to do with the electron probability density of these outer or valence electrons. Try research about the Stern-Gerlach. Stern?Gerlach experiment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It's the pioneering experiment that proved electron spin and atomic dipole moments. Iron (Fe) is one example of an atomic structure that has a net magnetic dipole moment which is why you can align them to form a permanent magnet.

A good explanation of what I just said is here.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferroma...etic_materials
Read the section on Origin of Magnetization under Physical origin.

I hope this helps. hehe!

[hizuka007]

salamat sa inyong tubag, ako nya nang hinay-hinayan og basa para makasabot ko masking gamay kay di bya jud ko scientist. ^_^

@vernie, di lang sa ko moapproach anang kay tesla kay complicated naman gud na iyaha... pwede man ta makaproduce og desired output nga dili mogamit og mga complicated ones .. i believe.

kay nakabuhat man ganig mga kuyaw ang mga ancient people sauna nga walay gamit electronics or unsa panang mga especial calculations/complicated math.

parihas sa programming nga pwede ka makabuhat og kuyaw nga system gamit lang ang mga pinakabasic nga statements... ang downfall lang is taas ang codes...... mao2x ra pud na sa idea nga imong gusto ematerialize, pwede ka mogamit og short method that requires intensive knowledge and materials or pwede pud long method nga basic knowledge lang ang kailangan pero mogamit og mga materials nga moabot og pipila kabuuk...

kay sa tanaw nako murag kaya ra mamanipulate ang magnitism sa object nga dili na kailangan pa mogamit og mga kuyaw kaayo nga mga electronics or mogamit og laing chemicals para ma-alter lang ang iyang magnetic field.



btw, kanang mga complicated calculations, complicated methods gikan man gihapon na sa idea sa tao nga gimaterialize lang para magamit. so why not use our own ideas that is short? ... ^_^x

[vernie]

But I did not say complicated ang approach nga gigamit ni Tesla. That is why gi refer ka nako sa iyang trabaho kay nahayagan pud ko sa usa sa iyang trabaho nga literally very simple ra gyud nga wala na gibuhat karon nga panahon pero dako ug impact kung imong buhaton similar to what Tesla did.

I'm also interested with how the Coral Castle was arranged but I set aside it una with another interest karon that is minimizing air pollution and we're doing it already, one small step at a time.

A lot of people will turn away from pursuing their interest due to limited resources at hand. However, when you start taking advantage of that limitation, creativity will take over and everything will become too simple that people who considered themselves expert on similar field will tell you it will not work and sometimes your friends will even call you crazy. This is an expected reaction to get when you're on that different side of the fence enjoying that great view while others don't.

A friend who also do alternative energy research have always told me, "keep it simple but don't make it too simple."

[hizuka007]

aw abi nakog complicated ky tesla man gud... okeh2x try nako nag visit puhun...........

A lot of people will turn away from pursuing their interest due to limited resources at hand. However, when you start taking advantage of that limitation, creativity will take over and everything will become too simple that people who considered themselves expert on similar field will tell you it will not work and sometimes your friends will even call you crazy. This is an expected reaction to get when you're on that different side of the fence enjoying that great view while others don't.

mao jud, tama jud...

kung wa koy mapala aning akong interest, aw ako lang gihapon ning e-document ang akong mga naagihan ky malay mo basig sa future naay koy mabasahan napud nga related ani nga study nya maapply nako ang akong mga nakaagi... think positive lang ta ani... eheheehehe


btw, naa pay laing idea as to why non-metallic object cannot be magnetized? kanang simple ra gud nga explain nga dili mo involve og computation... kanang mainvolve ang magnetic domains, or about atoms, or number of electrons, etc.

[SEED OF LIBER]

Why non-metallic object cannot be magnetized?

bec. it is not metal



ty...

[hizuka007]

bec. it is not metal



ty...

heheeheheh tama ...
pero ang akong gusto madungug nga answer is kanang explanation nga nag-involve og magnetic domain, atoms, elctrons, etc. without computations...

kay ani man gud kuno na, maong ma-magnet ang butang like bakal tungud kay kung naay magnetic field nga moduol sa ilaha, ang domain sa atom nga nakapoint randomly kay mo-align (magnetic domain na), so mao xa.... perog kung dili bakal nganong dili man moalign? (thought naay mga experiment nga kaaya nila palutawun tanan butang including frog, water, etc. BUT kailangan og complex technolgy og very powerful magnets, etc.)


@fritz, gihinay2x nako tog basa nang link sa wiki nga imong gihatag.
naa ko pangutana about ani:

In many materials (specifically, those with a filled electron shell), however, the total dipole moment of all the electrons is zero (i.e., the spins are in up/down pairs).
Only atoms with partially filled shells (i.e., unpaired spins) can experience a net magnetic moment in the absence of an external field

kung mao na, pwede diay mamagnetize ang Oxygen og katong mga atoms nga walay pairs nga electrons? ky diba maong naay water tungud sa 2 hydrogen nga nidikit sa 1 Oxygen (H2O). maong nidikit tungud kay ang Oxygen naay duha ka unpaired nga electrons unya ang Hydrogen kay duna ray 1 ka electron.

from Lewis Dot Structures. http://www.visionlearning.com/librar...wer.php?mid=55
Oxygen atom:


Hydrogen Atom:


dots represents valence electrons.

tama ba?
YouTube - Making Molecules with Atoms