Pure Nickel
Posted on : 05-10-2007 | By : admin | In : Uncategorized
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Pure Nickel
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 Lindy Fralin PURE PAF Humbucker Pickup Set Raw Nickel  US $280.00
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 Fender Pure Nickel Jazz Light Strings 12 50 US $5.00
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 DR Strings PHR9 Pure Blues Nickel Light Electric Guitar Strings US $5.99
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 Fender Pure Nickel Original Bullet End Regular Strings US $8.50
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 DR Pure Blues Nickel Electric Guitar Strings Heavy US $8.25
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 Fender 150R Original Pure Nickel Electric Strings US $3.99
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 DAddario EPN110 Pure Nickel Electric Guitar Regular Light Strings US $5.99
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 3 Sets of Daddario EPN120 Pure Nickel Guitar Strings US $20.99
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 Classic Pure Nickel Extra Slinky 008 038 P02255 US $9.75
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 Classic Pure Nickel Power Slinky 011 048 P02250 US $9.75
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 Classic Pure Nickel Regular Slinky 010 046 P02251 US $9.75
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 Classic Pure Nickel Hybrid Slinky 009 046 P02252 US $9.75
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 Set of GIBSON Vintage Reissue Pure Nickel Wound Strings SEG VR11 011 050W US $7.50
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 030 Pure Nickel Wound Electric 6 pack P01230 US $13.50
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 020 Pure Nickel Wound Electric 6 pack P01220 US $12.60
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 1 Set of Daddario EPN115 Pure Nickel Guitar Strings US $6.99
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 SIT Power Groove Pure Nickel Electric Strings 9 42 US $5.95
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 DR Pure Blues Nickel Electric Strings Lite n Heavy US $8.25
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 10 sets DAddario EPN110 Pure Nickel Guitar Strings US $59.99
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 Fender Accessories Original 150M 011 049 M Pure Nickel Set M 11 49 US $4.99
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Is nickel-alloyed gold (white gold) ferromagnetic?
I've been googling for a while now, and I cannot find any authoratative sources which state whether or not a nickel-alloyed gold can be attracted by a magnet. It's common chemistry that pure Nickel is ferromagnetic, and that nickel has been alloyed with gold to creat white gold. But are these alloys ferromagnetic?
When you attempt to sell a ring to a jeweler, s/he often uses a magnet first... isn't this test useless on white gold?
I haven't been able to get a definitive answer and I don't think I will manage it before the deadline. But the following may be helpful.
The site and related site show that Gold Manganese alloys can exhibit ferro-magnetism. Consequently it is not unreasonable to suggest that a gold-nickel alloy could be ferromagnetic.
BUT.
Jewellers are not stupid. If the magnet test doesn't work then they wouldn't use it. Using a test that doesn't work is commercial suicide. So we know that white gold is feebly magnetic at best. So my best advice is that for all practical purposes, white gold cannot be magnetic.
However, it may have a little bit of magnetism.
