Difference between revisions of "Magnetism"

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(New page: in physics, '''magnetism''' is the force where objects attract or repulse each other. This is due the the electrical charge of the atom in question. All electrons are magnets, ...)
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in physics, magnetism is the force where objects attract or repulse each other. This is due the the electrical charge of the atom in question. All electrons are magnets, but they must all be facing the same direction to exert any noticeable force.