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| In Asia Minor, 25 hundred years ago... a shepherd named Magnes discovered a mineral that attracted the nails of his sandals ... |
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| this mineral is known as magnetite |
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| The natural iron oxide, a black ferromagnetic ore that has a high iron content, is known as |
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| What is a magnetic field? |
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| a magnet is surrounded by a field that attracts objects. This is called the magnetic field. |
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| What is magnetic induction? |
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| The basic vectorial dimension used to describe the magnetic field is known as the magnetic induction and is described in terms of length and direction. Graphically, magnetic induction is represented by induction lines. |
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| these are drawn so that the number of lines per the surface area perpendicular to them is proportional to the intensity of the field. This means that tightly grouped lines represent a strong field, whereas a sparsely placed line represents a weak field. |
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| The number of lines per given surface area determines the strength of a magnet. For instance, a 1,000 gauss magnet is stronger than a 500 gauss magnet and can attract more iron. |
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| the flow of magnetic energy that circulates is known as the flux of the magnet |
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| Contraindications for magnetic therapy |
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- should not be used near people wearing pacemakers or defibrillators
-magnets should be kept away from CD's, cards etc.
- should not be used on expecting mothers unless specific concerns are being addressed by an experienced practitioner |
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| What are the effects on seeds? |
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| What are the effects on earthworms? |
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| List properties of south pole of the magnet |
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| list properties of the north pole of the magnet |
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| Magnetic particles were discovered in the human brain similar to those found in several types of animals... these particles are tiny ... |
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| only 1 millionth of a centimeter in diameter. |
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| What are the two abundant permanently magnetized substances in living systems? |
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| Insects obtain how much of their energy from the magnetic field |
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| What does MFDS stand for? |
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| Magnetic Field Deficiency Syndrome |
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| In the interior of the human cell ions always travel from ... |
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| positive to negative charges. |
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| The right side of the body is ... |
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| The left side of the body is ... |
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| The front of the body is ... |
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| The back of the body is ... |
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| It is best to sleep every night with the head facing ... |
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| north and the feet facing south |
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| if it is impossible to have the head facing north during sleep then what is the next best position? |
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| for the head to face east and the feet west. |
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| How do you prepare magnetized water? |
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| Fill a glass container with water and place the container on a high strength flat magnet. Experts disagree about the amount of time required for magnetization, but the average time recommended is between 12 and 24 hours. The time required is the same for both mixed and unipolar water. |
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| Magnetic water hold charges for how long? |
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| which side of a magnet do you not use when you have a bacterial infection? |
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| explain unipolar vs. bipolar |
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| unipolar the magnet only has one charge per side while bipolar one side of the magnet will have some of both charges |
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| Full moon is what charge? |
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| how long is a solar cycle? |
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| The chinese discovered ... |
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| how heat magnetizes a mineral |
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| What were the growth and behavioral changes of chickens in relation to magnets? |
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| south side exposure made the chickens more aggressive and grow bigger |
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