Abstract: A magnetically susceptible conductive slurry (MSCS) is comprised of magnetically susceptible granules in a conducting fluid mixture. The material properties of a MSCS act in a single or combination of methods for conduction, transportation, reflection and spallation of elementary particles and composite particles as found in physics. The two main components of an MSCS are magnetically susceptible granules to which a fluid adheres that as a composition act in a linear or non-linear manner to conduct elementary particles between terminals. Magnetically susceptible granules that are not normally wet by a conducting fluid are encapsulated and coated by a wetting material that increases the adhesive forces of the material fluid interface above that of the fluid's cohesive forces. A MSCS is susceptible to magnetic fields and is capable of being shape formed during fabrication and use.