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light magnetic balls

01/02/2010 1:10 AM

I am looking for light weight magnetic balls for a science demonstration for elementary school kids that I teach. magnetic coating on plastic balls or very light magnetic balls would be ideal. Is there a place I look for these?

suggestions will be greatly appreciated

Thanks

Palapattu Bharadwaj
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Re: light magnetic balls

01/02/2010 1:58 AM

They sell sets of 216 small neodymium magnet balls... Can't remember the company, but a Google search shouldn't take much time to find 'em.

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Re: light magnetic balls

01/02/2010 9:45 AM

Dear Bharadwaj:

Please Email your contact details to samaveda@aol.com

thanks,
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Re: light magnetic balls

01/03/2010 1:55 AM

HARBOR FREIGHT ITEM 95942.........HOWEVER MAGNETIC BALLS ARE NOT GOING TO BE LIGHTWEIGHT BY THIER VERY NATURE........I TRIED TO LOOK THESE UP ON THEIR WEBSITE BUT TO NO AVAIL...INSTORE THEY ARE CALLED "RATTLE SNAKE EGGS".........HAROLD...........
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Re: light magnetic balls

01/03/2010 6:54 AM

hi if you want e learnimg solution so we can help you

if you want know about detailed pl mangeshwaghole@gmail.com

pl contact me direct
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Re: light magnetic balls

01/04/2010 1:44 AM

Website:

www.supermagnete.nl
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01/04/2010 5:43 AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vq1UUHx9vuw&feature=player_embedded

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