Magnetic Domains

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  • Опубликовано: 22 окт 2024

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  • @nurunurunameko
    @nurunurunameko 4 года назад +16

    I was literally trying to understand this for like two days. And here I am understanding in few minutes... This video is a lifesaver thank you!!

  • @emilygreen2436
    @emilygreen2436 8 лет назад +26

    How do you know so much science? In awe. Thank you!

    • @icegod4849
      @icegod4849 3 года назад +2

      @Nikolai Eliseo yo thats crazy! I saw two b̶o̶t̶s̶ I mean totally normal and real people comment these exact same things

  • @Dinerlegacy
    @Dinerlegacy 9 лет назад +5

    Hey Bozeman Science I am really happy watching your videos and i would love you to talk (if you want) about electromagnetism like information transmission and atenuattion.
    LIke fields and waves.

  • @sofiadeychoudhury3724
    @sofiadeychoudhury3724 4 месяца назад

    This is such a good explanation!

  • @wassilykandinsky4616
    @wassilykandinsky4616 5 лет назад +9

    "What's the purpose of having these tiny magnets within the magnets?" Well, these tiny magnets think by themselves: Our purpose is to align ourselves parallel. Big magnets however think differently and believe their purpose is to align antiparallel.

  • @ytrew9717
    @ytrew9717 4 года назад +2

    But where these magnetic domains come from? Do they correspond to the little cristall/granuls that form when the melted metal solidify? And why the domains of magnet keep pointing on the same direction (why their electrons keep spining in the same direction)?

  • @johnmastroligulano7401
    @johnmastroligulano7401 10 лет назад +3

    Thanks always helpful.

  • @valdocarvalho603
    @valdocarvalho603 2 года назад

    Thank you for this rich and educational video 😁

  • @charliejohnston1978
    @charliejohnston1978 Год назад

    The electro-magnetic forces in the domains is not magic, the individual atoms have their own EMF charges that are normally random, but in a polarized domain situation the atoms are all aligned, which creates the non-random domain force and direction of that force is approx. uniform through out the domain.

  • @arshisid47
    @arshisid47 8 лет назад +6

    This really helped. Thank you.

  • @mevrickneal2101
    @mevrickneal2101 3 года назад

    Thank you for this brilliant information

  • @gamingcanidaesam9381
    @gamingcanidaesam9381 3 года назад

    Amazing i understood pretty well

  • @tanmarcus6361
    @tanmarcus6361 5 лет назад +3

    I have a question at 3:51 he said “put the iron in an electric field “ how does the magnet produce an electric field ?

    • @GerasimosArtelaris
      @GerasimosArtelaris 5 лет назад +3

      Even though magnets can create electric fields, in this case I believe he meant to say "magnetic field". When he repeats it in 4:02 he says "magnetic field".

  • @markbeaudry4636
    @markbeaudry4636 3 месяца назад

    Good teacher

  • @rapidecho5705
    @rapidecho5705 7 лет назад +2

    thanks helped me in homework

  • @Nice69
    @Nice69 10 лет назад +1

    Great video!

  • @ripvanwinkle137
    @ripvanwinkle137 10 лет назад +4

    Don't forget particle spin, the underlying reason this happens! Subatomic particle is a tiny magnet! Getting kids to understand this will help later on in physics or chemistry (like NMR).

    • @deepdusto
      @deepdusto Год назад +1

      Your comment is very insightful. a) How could lightening align the Electron Spins in same direction, b) With electron spins aligned in same direction, to me this concept is puzzling, does this not imply that there should be only one pole and not north and south?

  • @scottd7222
    @scottd7222 Год назад

    Bloch Domain Wall is the impenetrable barrier below our flat realm magnetic torridal field. Its 8 miles unde the earth.

  • @GOODBOY-vt1cf
    @GOODBOY-vt1cf 4 года назад +1

    thank you so much

  • @sanjaydubey3887
    @sanjaydubey3887 4 года назад +1

    This was fabulous.. I knew more😄 than my book..!!!!

  • @abib1487
    @abib1487 5 лет назад +1

    @3.03 ,after the formation of a domain why have the poles been inverted

  • @emeryselner7882
    @emeryselner7882 2 года назад

    Thanks! Great video

  • @Riteshkumar-kg4zy
    @Riteshkumar-kg4zy 6 лет назад +1

    Actually I have a doubt..
    Even I have done that experiment that breaking of magnets, but I observed a different observation.
    As you told the magnet's pieces should attract on each other after the breaking, but I observed that they repelled on each other.
    I didn't get to know why.

  • @toheebubolajiolabiran2124
    @toheebubolajiolabiran2124 2 года назад

    Educative video, how do i let those dormains face only the sides and ignore other magnetic field ?

  • @pjljbl
    @pjljbl 7 лет назад

    Thanks this helped me with my kids science project

  • @alfredjaniten1648
    @alfredjaniten1648 7 лет назад

    If a 12 coil to produce a field, then if I charge up a photo flash coil and discharge through a standard 12 volt magnetic coil, would the Gauss be higher? Or is the Amperage through a coil the answer through a coil? A high voltage capacitor may be better as volts and amperage are discharged at the same time.

  • @gargievyas8804
    @gargievyas8804 5 лет назад +2

    The vedio just cleared my confusion.

  • @SUMIT-EDITZ
    @SUMIT-EDITZ 2 года назад

    It's very nice video

  • @rashamahmoud3166
    @rashamahmoud3166 Год назад

    Thank you so much for this video😊l

  • @hannahalexis6741
    @hannahalexis6741 8 лет назад +3

    THANK YOU :)

  • @Sophie-fs6ot
    @Sophie-fs6ot 2 года назад

    Thank u mr.

  • @audreytran3336
    @audreytran3336 2 года назад +2

    this was like so ammaing thanks booboo

  • @examp7556
    @examp7556 4 года назад

    Please reply, does electrons fly in magnetic field to produce current in a wire?

  • @DigimonDNASavers
    @DigimonDNASavers 10 лет назад

    How does a magnetically hard material 'retain' its magnetism more than a magnetically soft material? While I do know of the hysteresis loop that tells us WHAT is different between say steel and iron with regards to maintaining magnetism (Reminance) after magnetising or de-maganetising a material, It does not explain what exactly is the key thing that steel has and rather iron does not and HOW these materials are able to have such properties even though steel and iron is fairly similar with only one being an alloy.

  • @e9ib
    @e9ib 5 лет назад

    With which this domain exactly formed???

  • @GoodNewsForStrangers
    @GoodNewsForStrangers 7 лет назад +3

    Last a certain amount of time? I thought ferromagnetic materials form permanent magnets?

    • @rebollidoheavengracer.9041
      @rebollidoheavengracer.9041 6 лет назад +1

      Ferromagnetic materials can only be a permanent magnet by using electomagentic conduction.
      Ferromagnetic materials which you bring close to a bar magnet or a magnetized object, will only last an amount of time because it was only an induced magnetism.

    • @ghosttownbmw
      @ghosttownbmw 4 года назад

      you are right and thereafter permanent magnets don't need electric power to maintain a magnetic field.

  • @MatheusSilva-dragon
    @MatheusSilva-dragon 6 лет назад

    Awesome! Thank you!

  • @josipaskoriciskra4987
    @josipaskoriciskra4987 2 года назад

    I have a question: is magnetic domain same as magnetic dipole?

  • @MakingVidsBreh
    @MakingVidsBreh 3 года назад

    How does this relate to the direction of electron rotations and biot-savart law?

  • @aliqwe4541
    @aliqwe4541 8 лет назад +3

    Thanks ;)

  • @sasswe2078
    @sasswe2078 3 года назад

    Thank you

  • @ConnorHorsley
    @ConnorHorsley 4 года назад

    so helpful!!

  • @aiswaryasathian966
    @aiswaryasathian966 6 лет назад

    Its very nicely described..... 😇

  • @Holmnielsen-
    @Holmnielsen- 8 лет назад

    are the domains and domain walls determined by the grain structure of the magnet? Do magnets have grain structure similar to steel?

  • @s_________th5483
    @s_________th5483 4 года назад

    Why are domains not formed in paramagnetic and diamagnetic materials?

  • @audreytran3336
    @audreytran3336 2 года назад +2

    😁😁😁😁😁

  • @kellyzhou8681
    @kellyzhou8681 5 лет назад

    could you please explain more, like why could this happen?

  • @siennamccaughan1659
    @siennamccaughan1659 2 года назад +2

    slay

  • @megapunk1474
    @megapunk1474 6 лет назад

    dude u are genius

  • @foxeongaming1576
    @foxeongaming1576 8 лет назад

    does the magnetic field exchange protons?

  • @vaiebhavpatil2340
    @vaiebhavpatil2340 4 года назад

    Thanks!!

  • @ObiTrev
    @ObiTrev 7 лет назад

    Can you explain Magnetic Bubble Memory?

  • @physicsdiva1871
    @physicsdiva1871 3 года назад

    Great

  • @46_rajworlikar24
    @46_rajworlikar24 6 лет назад

    Thankyou Bro👌

  • @taehyungishot3215
    @taehyungishot3215 5 месяцев назад

    have my igcse exam in few days

  • @godssoldier9997
    @godssoldier9997 3 года назад

    I understand this is the same process used n the va.ccines,thats why people get magnetised. Still I am not vaccinated and never made a PCR, yet my entire body turned into a magnet. I have no idea how this reached into my body but I already know that are hundreds of people in the same situation like I am.We might have been poisoned by water, by food or by the air we breathe...Since you seem to understand the principle better than I do, my question is: how I demagnetise my body. I would really appreciate your quick answer. We don't know the impact over our bodies and brains, once 5G and 6G is on the go...we might get all fried out. If we survive the experiment we will be connected to the AI. This is a bio weapon and a bio hacking. You see Mr Anderson... there are a lot of "Smith" agents after us. Matrix was not intended to be a movie... was a documentary. And so was I am Legend. By now I hope you got my point and I hope you might have a solution too. Might save the lives of many people. Peace.

  • @sachmuch9644
    @sachmuch9644 4 года назад

    What are domain made up of...how these domains came into existence...??

  • @liamc8085
    @liamc8085 7 лет назад +3

    he looks like roan the cleaner

  • @ranjana_official
    @ranjana_official 9 лет назад

    thanks

  • @bluegecko8321
    @bluegecko8321 4 года назад

    i dont know what a magnet is anymore

  • @MDGupta-pr7nd
    @MDGupta-pr7nd 7 лет назад +2

    confused

  • @Physicsvideo
    @Physicsvideo 4 года назад

    Domain Theory of Magnetism / चुंबकत्व का डोमेन सिद्धांत ruclips.net/video/RI0gcdkSOZo/видео.html

  • @21gioni
    @21gioni 5 лет назад

    At 1:48 you have misinformation.

    • @ghazi2582
      @ghazi2582 4 года назад

      No one asked

    • @ajjarindahouse
      @ajjarindahouse 3 года назад

      then what is it?

    • @21gioni
      @21gioni 3 года назад

      Opposites attract, don't they?
      So if you break a magnet in half; why doesn't it simply snap back together again across the break?

    • @ajjarindahouse
      @ajjarindahouse 3 года назад +2

      @@21gioni they will join but not with the same strength initially as the atoms were bonded before and now they are not only the magnetic fields are connecting them

  • @kevindownes2663
    @kevindownes2663 26 дней назад

    "CHARGE"!!!!!!!!!! Noooooooooooo!!!!!!!!

  • @erickwillum2979
    @erickwillum2979 5 лет назад

    For more go to:
    ruclips.net/video/tx0Ziuv9bfE/видео.html

  • @niamhmulligan5820
    @niamhmulligan5820 4 года назад +1

    Was it helpful?
    Nope, no clue what he was going on about most of the time.

  • @examp7556
    @examp7556 4 года назад

    Please reply, does electrons fly in magnetic field to produce current in a wire?