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1. This screwdriver has been magnetised.

2. She can magnetise a theatre audience.

3. Make a Mobius strip out of a ribbon of mild steel and magnetise it.

4. When something is magnetised, it dumps heat into its surroundings.

5. The magnetised tip of the handles then lifts the cut lid safely and easily away.

6. It is well known that an imprecisely magnetised ferrite ring is very susceptible to vibrations and quickly loses effectiveness.

7. The next step was to chemically link these highly specific antibodies to small magnetised polystyrene spheres.

8. Heart attacks and other vascular injuries could eventually be treated using regular injections of magnetised stem cells, experts say.

9. Lunar dynamo Scientists may have solved one of the Moon's enduring mysteries: why there are magnetised rocks on the lunar surface, when the Moon has no global magnetic field.

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10. As the flywheel speeds up and down the frequency the magnetised spot passes the sensor.

11. They then sent a current through it so that the coil was magnetised in a way which mimicked Earth's electromagnetic field.

12. It is no problem to keep a ceramic flywheel appropriately magnetised.

13. Now comes packed in an elegantly designed box with magnetised cover. The perfect gift for your friends and loved ones.

14. As the flywheel speeds up and slows down, so does the frequency with which the magnetised spot passes the sensor.

1. This screwdriver has been magnetised.