Levitating Liquid Oxygen Droplets Dancing In a Magnetic Trap

In this video I show you the dance of liquid oxygen drops trapped in a magnetic field. I talk about what causes paramagnetism.
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Being a chemistry student, I always learnt that liquid oxygen is paramagnetic but today I practically visualised how it behaves when kept close to a strong magnet.... A large applaud from my side to your hardwork and creativity......I want to say that keep on doing these types of experiments so that students like us can go deeper into practicality !!

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The liquid oxygen is so cold

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Oxygen is a fascinating element to me because as a gas it doesn't look all that impressive as we can't even see it but as a liquid and a solid it has a beautiful sky blue color plus it's an insanely reactive oxidizing agent!

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Best demonstration of magnetic fields I’ve ever seen, very well done.

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wont be good for your lungs.

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I know its a joke but i need to feel smart so- What will actually happen is your throat will freeze and your mouth would catch on fire and.... blow up, literally just *boom* due to oxidation

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It's really cool that liquid oxygen droplets orbit in a "8" shape above the magnet...

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True

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Neat! Why didn't we see stuff like this in science class? Oh, I grew up in the stone age...

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Hehe, it's no different in current time too.¯\_༼ •́ ͜ʖ •̀ ༽_/¯ Same old style. It's just the internet & some good books that are changing this trend. :)

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Well, it's kinda hard to make and store liquid oxygen, and at that temperature, it would be too dangerous for student because, students. And that magnet, that thing is STRONG, very STRONG.

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Expensive and dangerous basically

[@soylentgreenb]

@@tailehuynhphat9570 Liquid oxygen isn't particularly dangerous. You have to really try in order to get freezer burn, like freezing something aluminium and then gripping it or cupping your hand and seeing how long you can hold the liquid oxygen. Spilling some liquid nitrogen or oxygen over exposed skin does nothing at all; it just skates right off and skates away across the floor in all directions as droplets.

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@@soylentgreenb it's a strong oxidixer...

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It's so cool that the liquid oxygen orbits in that shape.

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This is so cool ! I wonder if SlowMoGuys can do this to show us Oxygen hitting the magnetic field aka "The Wall" and "The Dance" in slow motion.

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