Thanks Chet. https://www.vals.ai/blogs/room-temperature-magnetic-semiconductors Opus 5.5 use a bunch of agents on materials high temp semiconductor research. Anyone made KV[Cr(CN)₆]  before? Edit: Bottom line: the synthesis appears to be a wet-chemistry problem, not a cleanroom or giant-furnace problem. But air-sensitive vanadium chemistry and cyanide-containing materials make the lab and operator more important than the shopping list.

Well, it's tomorrow +2 minutes down under
so I think I missed his birthday or
it's two minutes into his birthday?

Have a "G'Day" Jim

Grum,puppy is looking Big,beautiful

And pampered 👍

Quote from: Grumage on 2026.10.06, 10:21:45Now I can't find how to add a picture 

Under the massage edit window, look for the text "Click or drag files here to attach them." and do what it states.

Quote from: Verpies on 2026.10.06, 09:52:28Not yet.
Shoutbox is a 3^rd party addon and the ones that are free and available do not integrate seamlessly with this version of the forum.  I would need to adapt its code to this version and that's a lot of work.

Not to worry, after all this thread was made to report on the more off topic areas of our lives.

In fact since we lost both our boys last year the place hasn't felt the same. Meet Merle, she's a six month old Mantle Merle Great Dane puppy.

Now I can't find how to add a picture 

Quote from: Grumage on 2026.10.06, 09:51:09Can't seem to find the shout box.. if there is one?

Not yet.
Shoutbox is a 3^rd party addon and the ones that are free and available do not integrate seamlessly with this version of the forum.  I would need to adapt its code to this version and that's a lot of work.

Can't seem to find the shout box.. if there is one?
Birthday greetings to Jim Stewart.

Quote from: Smudge on 2026.09.28, 06:32:57I will initially try solder.  I understand what the introduction of a 3rd metal means in respect of the Seebeck effect and temperature.  I don't know what it means in respect of the reverse magnetic gradient and the electron forces therefrom, but you have to start somewhere.  In other related work I am doing I might drive tapered copper rod into a hole in the Fe, as I am having difficulty doing the soldering.

The Seebeck effect should cancel itself out once the temperatures of the different parts have equalised. It wouldn't really be a problem to introduce a third metal, but it's simpler and neater to avoid soldering, as in your method. A slit in the iron, into which the copper wire is wedged, might also do the trick.

Quote from: F6FLT on 2026.10.05, 18:55:27Are you joking? 

I am just passing it on because he can't post here.

IMO: Magnetic remanence in steel is in every standard textbook of physics.
Remanence's dependence on sunlight - is not.

"Here is the pure, verified experimental data that completely challenges standard textbook physics"

Are you joking? 

Verpies
I had noticed this topic at Floodrods
Mooker Forum.(https://mooker.com/thread-486.html)
Seems a big claim and something the open source community can chew on ...

Thanks for starting the topic

Respectfully
Chet
PS
Hopefully the inventor/researcher can contribute ?