Explore Magnetic Fields Without the Iron Powder Mess! | Magnetic Color Chips | Arbor Scientific @Arborsci
Explore Magnetic Fields Without the Iron Powder Mess! | Magnetic Color Chips | Arbor Scientific  @Arborsci
Uploaded March 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Multi-colored plastic-coated iron chips are not only easy to handle and clean up but also lots of fun! This alternative to iron filings puts some color and excitement into the exploration of 3-dimensional magnetic fields. By connecting magnets in a variety of shapes, students can see dynamic changes within the magnetic field lines. Place a strong magnet under a sheet of white cardboard and sprinkle these on for an amazing effect. You will likely want several packs of these!

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