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Physics, 30.09.2019 20:00 michael4443

Why aren’t all materials magnetic? include in your response an explanation of the relationship between spinning electrons and the direction of the magnetic fields they produce in magnetic and non-magnetic materials.

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in magnets the polarities are exact opposites and in nonmagnetic object the are not so they don't have a magnetic attraction
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Answermake them get very hot and over time wear them out;
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Number of electron i think

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