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Permanent magnets are locked in place. If they're floating freely, the "tiny magnets" just snap together and cancel each other out. That's why heating (increasi
by jarfil 7y ago
Permanent magnets are locked in place. If they're floating freely, the "tiny magnets" just snap together and cancel each other out. That's why heating (increasing particle mobility) a permanent magnet makes it lose its magnetization.