fill in the blank. Electromagnets are made by coiling around certain. When electricity is passed through the, the in the all line up in the same direction, creating the "north" and "south" pole effect.

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Rodney

Chemistry

2 May, 03:36

fill in the blank. Electromagnets are made by coiling around certain. When electricity is passed through the, the in the all line up in the same direction, creating the "north" and "south" pole effect.

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Dane Hays · Answer 1

Wire

Metals

Wire

Atoms

Metal

Kaitlynn Lam · Answer 2

I believe the answer is metal because metal is a great conductor and if you put a rod of iron is a copper coil wire and then send current through the wire it will create an electromagnetic force causing the iron to move forward