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In this video I show you how to make magnetic bubbles. I show you a few experiments to show how oxygen is paramagnetic and is thus attracted to a magnet. In other experiments this has been shown by pouring liquid oxygen over two magnets and watching it stick to the space between the magnets. In this video I use a giant monster neodymium magnet with gaseous oxygen in order to show you that it is still attracted to the magnet. I blow bubbles with oxygen and show how they are attracted to the magnet! This is an amazing experiment.

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