Sentences with phrase «electromagnetic charge»

Each wall piece contains a tin oxide used in smart phones, one crystal of Cassiterite, and several rare earth magnets, combining to change the «electromagnetic charge of the gallery space».

Some are nice, like the ability to create an electromagnetic charge between the ball and the hole, but some are so bad you might forget to even use them.

(A electromagnetic charge changes their orientation.)

A Clay Pack is therefore highly effective and holds a very strong electromagnetic charge; which explains its drawing power, much like a poultice.

Applied this way increases the clays electromagnetic charge, which makes it draw the toxic mass into itself.

Then, during the Spagyrex process, iodine is added to the structural matrix of the vegetable glycerin where it retains its electromagnetic charge and potency.

This breaks the diatomic bond of the iodine and each atom retains an electron, giving it an electromagnetic charge.

One of the primary benefits of vegetable glycerin based nascent iodine is that it takes advantage of iodine's ability to hold an electromagnetic charge.

It has a strong negative electromagnetic charge, and when activated by water, it acts like a magnet attracting various metals and toxins.

And just so we're clear, I'm not promoting the whole «earthing» phenomenon of using sleeping mats and special shoes that mimic the electromagnetic charge of the earth.

It's a fact of writing that the writer never knows the fate of the text he's grinding out, paper being good for so many uses other than displaying words in ordered array, nor are the tiny electromagnetic charges I am creating on this laptop machine immune to the insults of time.

Pi uses electromagnetic charging technology — resonant induction, the same technique used in Qi — that's been «proven safe» at the power levels needed to charge smartphones, tablets, wireless earbuds, and other portable electronics.

Not exact matches

Some scientists believe that an electrical apocalypse could really occur, in the event of an electromagnetic pulse attack, described in one 2008 white paper as «a high - intensity burst of electromagnetic energy caused by the rapid acceleration of charged particles.»

In the presence of gravity, electric charge — a barometer of the strength of the electromagnetic force — tends to go to zero as energies rise (Nature, DOI: 10.1038 / nature09506).

For instance, just as accelerating charges produce electromagnetic waves (like visible light), accelerating masses should create gravitational waves — ripples in space.

Electromagnetism is the physics of the electromagnetic field: a field, encompassing all of space, which exerts a force on those particles that possess the property of electric charge, and is in turn affected by the presence and motion of such particles.

CHARGED particles are easy to accelerate in the Large Hadron Collider because they respond to electromagnetic fields.

Neutrinos have no charge and negligible mass, which means they can travel through space largely unimpeded by matter and undeflected by electromagnetic fields.

Further detectors inside the tank look for decay particles: a magnetic spectrometer measures the momentum of charged tracks from kaon decays, a ring imaging Cherenkov (RICH) detector tells the team the nature of decay particles, and electromagnetic and hadronic calorimeters measure their energy.

Around spinning black holes, however, frame dragging could be hugely important: By whipping magnetic field lines through the electrically charged gas around the holes, it could convert them into electromagnetic generators, which would explain how they spew jets of energetic particles millions of light - years into space.

► Meanwhile, Ulf Leonhardt, a German theoretical physicist who received an offer to work at the Centre for Optical and Electromagnetic Research (COER) at South China Normal University, is charging that some of his research funds were diverted while he was at the university.

As Maxwell figured out, an electric charge changing its state of motion would emit electromagnetic waves (i.e., blame him for talk radio).

Charged particles are produced by electric discharge and accelerated, i.e. momentum is transferred to them via electromagnetic fields.

Dirac's 1927 paper on this interaction is seen as the first step tow - ards a theory now called quantum electro - dynamics or QED, the theory of the electromagnetic interaction of charged particles.

It seems that exposure to the electromagnetic wave broke down the light sensitive calcium - carrier molecules as planned — causing them to shed their electrically charged calcium cation.

«Anything that's electromagnetic can be affected by their charged particles,» says NASA astrophysicist Madhulika Guhathakurta, a program scientist for STEREO.

However, it appears to contradict a fundamental tenet of electrodynamics, that accelerated charges create electromagnetic radiation, said lead researcher Dr Andrey Miroshnichenko from The Australian National University (ANU).

Carrying no electrical charge, neutrinos are attracted neither to protons nor electrons, so they don't interact with electromagnetic fields.

And neutrons, one of the atomic constituents of matter, they're called neutrons, because they're neutral — they don't interact via the electromagnetic force, they don't have charge.

The same electromagnetic force that draws opposite charged electrons and protons together tries to push the protons (which all have the same charge) away from each other.

The basic idea is that, in the case of large nuclei such as gold, which have a very large positive electric charge, electromagnetic interactions play a much more important role in particle production than they do in the case when two small, equally charged protons collide.

But as the size, and therefore charge, of the nucleus increases, the electromagnetic force takes on a larger role and, at a certain point, flips the directional preference for neutron production.

The result is ripples in space - time that spread out at the speed of light, just as electromagnetic waves generated by accelerating electric charges spread.

Next, an electric charge can be added to the wire, creating an electromagnetic field that can be detected by a sensor (see diagram).

However, a consequence of Ampere's Law and Faraday's Law is that a charged particle, such as an electron, moving in an orbit should radiate energy as electromagnetic waves.

It is just instead of looking at light or electromagnetic particles, you are looking at charged nuclear particles.»

Karmameju's ionically charged brush utilizes ultra fine bristles of horsehair and copper wire, forming negative ions through friction to bring electromagnetic energies in the body into balance while oxygenating skin cells.

Kundalini Yoga is an effective practice as it works directly on the glandular and nervous systems elevating immunity and harmony inside the body as well as charging the electromagnetic field.

The mechanics are focused around a single tool: The Magnet Gun which allows you to create electromagnetic fields with either positive or negative charges.

Once the bugs have reached full charge they have the capacity to emit a massive EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse) that plunges cities into darkness, brings planes falling from the sky and renders all modern technology useless.

On top of that, Mercedes also says the Vision 6 can be charged wirelessly using an electromagnetic field.

Aside from traditional plug - in charging, the concept can also be charged by induction, which is transmitted by an electromagnetic field underneath the crossover.

Participants included Volvo, Bombardier Transportation, and Van Hool, all working with partial funding from the Flemish government to conduct advanced studies on charging electric cars and buses using energy transfer via electromagnetic fields.

Like the Volvo C30 Electric, the LE concept could charge wirelessly via electromagnetic field by parking over a charging station.

Indeed, Mercedes - Maybach says the audacious concept car «can be charged wirelessly, via an electromagnetic field».

The charging current is contactlessly transmitted by an electromagnetic field below the car.

The magic happens when you take the lengthy USB cable and use it to plug the Powerplay into your computer, at which point not only does the pretty LED RGB logo illuminate but by using electromagnetic resonance the unit essentially creates an energy field that extends just a tiny bit off the pad, enough that the the special battery within the mouse can use it to charge itself.

Kulonio can interact with the electromagnetic fields of the charges.

In Earth's atmosphere, H2O has a permanent electric dipole moment (a charge separation within the molecule) allowing to interact with electromagnetic radiation.

According to TechNode, there are electromagnetic induction coils that will be able to charge electric cars as they drive, and sensors that collect data that can be used for traffic management.