In 2007, researchers at the International Space Station used this property to grow crystals in ways that counteract Earth's gravity.
In 2007, researchers at the International Space Station used this property to grow crystals in ways that counteract Earth's gravity. Haberditzl's ABIS system and Pascal's constants describe a material's tendency toward this property, which MO theory predicts should occur in molecules with paired electrons. One of its best known consequences was initially thought to violate Earnshaw's Theorem, and it is described as a molecular version of Lenz's law. Exhibited strongly in pyrolitic graphite and bismuth, its perfect form is found in superconductors, and materials exhibiting it can be levitated. For 10 points, name this induced form of magnetism that opposes an applied magnetic field.
In 2007, researchers at the International Space Station used this property to grow crystals in ways that counteract Earth's gravity.
Diamagnetism