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Paper Clip In Hot Water. So when the paper clip is heated up, the metal expanding could be what is “stretching out” or “unbending” it a bit Simply, the material deforms in a way where the phase can return to. But i can never seem to bend them back to their original shape as easily. Tongs or other way to safely place and remove samples from water. A reversible martensitic phase transformation occurs. Bend the sample to any shape and then heat it in hot water, with a heat gun, or with a lighter to experience the shape change. Compare the unbent nitinol paper clip with a regular paper clip! Nitinol is a metal alloy of nickel and titanium with unique properties, including superelasticity or. As per the explanation, she puts it into warm water and. I often bend standard paper clips into all kinds of shapes for various purposes: In the original video, we can see a paper clip that has lost its shape.

So when the paper clip is heated up, the metal expanding could be what is “stretching out” or “unbending” it a bit Compare the unbent nitinol paper clip with a regular paper clip! A reversible martensitic phase transformation occurs. As per the explanation, she puts it into warm water and. In the original video, we can see a paper clip that has lost its shape. Bend the sample to any shape and then heat it in hot water, with a heat gun, or with a lighter to experience the shape change. I often bend standard paper clips into all kinds of shapes for various purposes: Tongs or other way to safely place and remove samples from water. But i can never seem to bend them back to their original shape as easily. Simply, the material deforms in a way where the phase can return to.

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Paper Clip In Hot Water A reversible martensitic phase transformation occurs. Compare the unbent nitinol paper clip with a regular paper clip! Simply, the material deforms in a way where the phase can return to. I often bend standard paper clips into all kinds of shapes for various purposes: Bend the sample to any shape and then heat it in hot water, with a heat gun, or with a lighter to experience the shape change. But i can never seem to bend them back to their original shape as easily. In the original video, we can see a paper clip that has lost its shape. A reversible martensitic phase transformation occurs. Tongs or other way to safely place and remove samples from water. As per the explanation, she puts it into warm water and. So when the paper clip is heated up, the metal expanding could be what is “stretching out” or “unbending” it a bit Nitinol is a metal alloy of nickel and titanium with unique properties, including superelasticity or.