Which do you suppose would be more susceptible to this effect, polar or non-polar insulators?
> Hi, > > If an insulator is irradiated, free electrons should be created within it > that are not free to recombine with the ions, > because they can't travel through an insulator. However they may attach > themselves to other atoms. > It might then be possible to magnetize this material, during which process > the magnetic fields of the freed electrons > align with one another. Unpaired electrons in the ions created by the > radiation may also contribute to the magnetic > field. > > Cloud storage:- > > Unsafe, Slow, Expensive > > ...pick any three.
