Exotic Elements vs. Magnet | Ice cube? | Part 4/7

Five new elements! This is part 4 of my series on how elements react to a magnet. I also shortly explain and show the differences between ferro-, para- and diamagnetism. And why not test an ice cube when I have the setup ready for it...

Links to the other videos in this series:
Part 1:    • Exotic Elements vs. Magnet | Uranium and 4...  
Part 2:    • Exotic Elements vs. Magnet | Cesium and py...  
Part 3:    • Exotic Elements vs. Magnet | Gold and nast...  
Part 5:    • Exotic Elements vs. Magnet | Platinum Grou...  
Part 6:    • Exotic Elements vs. Magnet | Thor's Metal?...  

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