5 astonishingly psychedelic materials that will blow your mind.
Our earth is blessed with amazing natural substances and materials which enable us to lead our habitual lives, which used to be all needed but a handful of promising scientists played and tinkered with these confounding substances making them even more enhanced and convenient for our lives today.
1. hydrophobic materials
These materials are liquid but still do not react with solids. These were first discovered in the 1960s present on water lilies and lotuses which explains how they are still very clean even though they are surrounded by dirty swamps and lakes. These particles can shield objects from dirt, water, and other liquids. these materials are already being used as thin shields for clothes, footwear, building materials, electronics, and even to help clean the oceans.
2.Hexafluoride
Hexafluoride gas is about 5 times heavier than air. It can hold up solid objects as if in water, making them look like they are floating in mid-air.
3. Hot ice?
Yes, you read that well "Hot ice?", but is it not that ice is genuinely cold? How in the world can it ever be hot? Well, there is an ice-like substance called sodium acetate. When it changes from liquid to solid ice crystals, it cannot be told from ice!! However when you touch it is actually hot, as it has heat pads inside its surface.
4. Magnetic Putty
Magnetic putty is exactly like any other putty: it can be stretched, bounced, bounced, popped, torn, and molded. this putty, however, has tiny magnetic particles embedded inside which enable it to devour any object which is metallic. It can be controlled like a snake with a magnet which guides it.
5. Gallium
Every substance has its own melting, boiling, and freezing point, but this metal is a substance that has a surprisingly low melting point for a metal. it can melt at only 30degrees!! That means on top of your hand.
There are many such amazing materials that amaze the beauty of nature all around us. One just needs the eye to look for magic everywhere.

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