A magnet does not show magnetic property why?
Dear student,
Metals that you can permanently magnetize are known as ferromagnetic metals.
There is a much longer list of materials which are paramagnetic, which means they become temporarily magnetized when in the presence of a magnetic field.
Metals that you can permanently magnetize are known as ferromagnetic metals.
There is a much longer list of materials which are paramagnetic, which means they become temporarily magnetized when in the presence of a magnetic field.
All materials which aren't ferromagnetic or paramagnetic are diamagnetic, which means they exhibit a slight repulsion to magnetic fields, and an ordinary magnet does not attract them. Actually, all elements and compounds are diamagnetic to some degree.
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