TO ANYONE READING THIS. I've got a theory and if you could help me out I'd appreciate it.
Water being a bipolar molecule, that is slightly positive at the hydrogen side and slightly negative at the oxygen side, could then be referred to as a permanent magnet could it not?
Also is water surface tension or the air-water interface a specific charge, for instance slightly negative, by virtue of the alignment of water molecules at the surface?
One more thing, does water react to a magnetic field? Clearly tides are caused by the gravitational effect of the moon, but how about a water molecule in the presence of a magnetic field??
Thanks in advance for any help on these questions
Water being a bipolar molecule, that is slightly positive at the hydrogen side and slightly negative at the oxygen side, could then be referred to as a permanent magnet could it not?
Also is water surface tension or the air-water interface a specific charge, for instance slightly negative, by virtue of the alignment of water molecules at the surface?
One more thing, does water react to a magnetic field? Clearly tides are caused by the gravitational effect of the moon, but how about a water molecule in the presence of a magnetic field??
Thanks in advance for any help on these questions
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