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In "normal" magnetism, opposites attract and similars repel. To get a metal to repel a magnetic field it needs to have a magnetic charge induced on it. That ch
by SkyPuncher 3y ago
In "normal" magnetism, opposites attract and similars repel. To get a metal to repel a magnetic field it needs to have a magnetic charge induced on it. That charge will repel only one of the magnetic poles.
In this situation, this flake repels all magnetism - regardless of pole.