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Simone Estrada
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3 April, 12:28
Which statement correctly describes magnetism?
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Silky
3 April, 12:44
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My opinion is that if I was in your situation I would put down metals
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Reeve
3 April, 12:51
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Metals can become magnetic if they have many spinning electrons that create magnetic fields. Metals are magnets because they have more electrons than non-magnetic materials.
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