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shusha [124]
2 years ago
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What is natural magnets and artificial magnets ? give examples​

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1 answer:
Luden [163]2 years ago
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NATURAL MAGNETS

A natural magnet is one that occurs naturally in nature. All natural magnet are permanent magnets , meaning they never lose their magnetic power.

Natural magnet can be found in Sandy deposits in various part of the earth .

The strongest natural magnetic material is LODESTONE also called magnetite.

ARTIFICIAL MAGNETS

These are magnets made by people.

It's these magnets that is in our refrigerator doors, which have extra-stronge magnetic power. There are two types of of artificial magnets. Temporary and Permanent Magnets.

Examples of artificial magnets are; electromagnet and the paper clip.

Examples of Permanent Magnets are; Alnico

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