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and it's back. https://m.weibo.cn/detail/4932482661093054 https://m.weibo.cn/detail/4932482661093054 It's crazier. Author claims it's not LK-99, yet both the l
by est 3y ago
and it's back. https://m.weibo.cn/detail/4932482661093054 https://m.weibo.cn/detail/4932482661093054
It's crazier. Author claims it's not LK-99, yet both the leviating piece and the chunk that the teazers is holding are from the sample compound.
So what's the attracting mechanism without magnets?
- kalimanzaro 3y agoThe tractor beam effect could be from the black phosphorus impurities in the sample. That's ferromagnetic so you have two kinds of forces on the flake. Earlier I joked to my friend that this Beijing expert doesn't understand what he was seeing and we shouldn't laugh at his predicament.. an x-ray of his sample probably showed that there wasn't a lot of lk99.
- est 3y ago> That's ferromagnetic I don't believe two magnets interacts like that.