Fabrication of magnetic nano liquid metal fluid through loading of Ni nanoparticles into gallium or its alloy - ScienceDirect
Of molten iron and magnetism
electromagnetism - Why geologist do not consider molten iron in the magma to be the source of Earth's magnetic field? - Physics Stack Exchange
Frontiers | Gallium-Based Room-Temperature Liquid Metals: Actuation and Manipulation of Droplets and Flows
Why does molten metal lose its electromagnetic properties? - Quora
Massive waves of molten metal in the Earth's core cause the planet's magnetic field to JERK around | Daily Mail Online
Curie Point: Magnetism & Physics Science Activity | Exploratorium Teacher Institute Project
Ferromagnetism: Why Is The Earth Core Magnetic?
Physics - Molten Metal Magnet
A New Way to Shape Metal Nanoparticles—With a Magnetic Field | WIRED
How well does electricity travel through molten metal? - Quora
Molten iron river discovered speeding beneath Russia and Canada | New Scientist
Fast Flowing River of Molten Iron Discovered in Earth's Core
Windings and magnetic field. (a) Stator of an ordinary three-phase... | Download Scientific Diagram
Why the Earth's Molten Iron Core Contradicts Magnetism
Molten Iron Vs. HUGE Magnet - YouTube
JMMP | Free Full-Text | Current Status of Liquid Metal Printing
Why Molten Iron Just Isn't Attracted to Rare Earth Magnets
Compact, Lightweight Electromagnetic Pump for Liquid Metal - Tech Briefs
Monster magnet meets magnetic fluid... - YouTube
Suspension printing of liquid metal in yield-stress fluid for resilient 3D constructs with electromagnetic functions | npj Flexible Electronics
if the earths core is molten, how does it generate a magnetic field around the earth. Aren't temperatures high enough to make metal molten enough to prevent it from being magnetic. What
can anyone help identify a slightly magnetic molten metal rock I found. : r/rockhounds
Electromagnetic three dimensional liquid metal manipulation - Lab on a Chip (RSC Publishing) DOI:10.1039/C9LC00503J
Liquid Metal Composites - ScienceDirect
How the universe got its magnetic field | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
