Liquid oxygen has paramagnetic properties ?⁠ #shorts #scienceexperiment #science #educationalvideo // TRAIN BRAIN

Liquid oxygen has paramagnetic properties ?⁠ #shorts #scienceexperiment #science #educationalvideo

When you pour it between two poles of a strong magnet (at room temperature) the liquid is held there until it boils back into a gas.
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Acoustic holography: Using sound waves to levitate matter | with Sriram Subramanian

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How rockets lift off #science #shorts #demonstration #rocketlaunch #rocketscience #newtonthirdlaw

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