I cooled a cube of Gadolinium to below its Curie temperature of 20°C. At this temperature the metal changes from being paramagnetic to ferromagnetic (or helically antiferromagnetic, whatever that means exactly). This makes it much more attracted to a magnet and it jumps up!
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Behind the scenes view of my very professional setup...
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@stdlogicvector Is that pro-grade rubber bands holding the peltier to the cooler?
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@penguin42 Yep! Didn't have any thermal grease on hand and it was just a quick temporary setup anyways.
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