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• Try sliding them apart as another answerer suggested. Also try slipping a piece of stiff paper or plastic between the magnets, to get them a little bit apart. This will make them much easier to separate by sliding apart. (Try a business card or a…

  in how to separate neodymium magnets? Comment by zircalium June 2021
• Try sliding them apart as another answerer suggested. Also try slipping a piece of stiff paper or plastic between the magnets, to get them a little bit apart. This will make them much easier to separate by sliding apart. (Try a business card or a…

  in how to separate neodymium magnets? Comment by zircalium June 2021
• Ammonia's a base, so you would suspect that barium hydroxide, Ba(OH)2, might precipitate. This compound is listed as a strong base, meaning that it ionizes in water and is soluble in water. However, I don't think it's really, really soluble, so it…

  in Ba(NO3)2(aq) + NH3, does it form a PPT? Comment by zircalium May 2021
• Ammonia's a base, so you would suspect that barium hydroxide, Ba(OH)2, might precipitate. This compound is listed as a strong base, meaning that it ionizes in water and is soluble in water. However, I don't think it's really, really soluble, so it…

  in Ba(NO3)2(aq) + NH3, does it form a PPT? Comment by zircalium May 2021
• Try sliding them apart as another answerer suggested. Also try slipping a piece of stiff paper or plastic between the magnets, to get them a little bit apart. This will make them much easier to separate by sliding apart. (Try a business card or a…

  in how to separate neodymium magnets? Comment by zircalium May 2021