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dia-magnet's for implant's?
has anybody experimented with how something such as bismuth would react as an implant? (obviously held within a coating i know its not bio-safe) would it work the same way as regular-old neodymium magnet's? would it even be strong enough to cause any effect?
Just curious
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Does bismuth do something? Are you referencing the diamagnetic properties of the giant blocks of bismuth alloy?
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bismuth, along with a few other materials has a somewhat noticeable diamagnetic property. The effect is rather weak when compared to regular magnets and I highly doubt you can get any sensation from it at all. We'r talking about orders of magnitude differences here.
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Ahhh i see, was just curious to know, thanks for the quick response
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