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ISEN-ASTC-L is a service of the Association of Science-Technology Centers
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Roger,
I'd like to try some of those spheres out for our magnetic field
display. We use iron filings and they do leave residue on the user's
hands and seem to travel around the museum as well.
By the way, the Flying Magnet display sits in out entryway, the first
thing that is seen by visitors and receives lots of stare time as
they try to figure out how one magnet "passes right through"
another. Thank you again,
Tom Tanioka
Education Director
Challenger Learning Center/Castle Science and Technology Center
3460 Challenger Way
Atwater, CA 95301
209-726-0296
Fax 209-726-3491
On Aug 8, 2007, at 11:32 AM, Roger Sonnatg wrote:
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> Hello Max, I have 500 lbs of magnetic stainless 100 micron steel
> spheres
> made for toner movment, they don't seem to produce much dust. Maybe
> your
> dust problem is from oxidation.
> This material produces beautifull detailed magnetic field
> patterns. If you
> think these would work in your exhibit I will send some. I have been
> attempting to use this material to image a magnetic field in 3D in
> mid air.
> Roger GS&E 585-338-7001
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