We recently started on a new chapter in physics dealing with magnets. We've learned what a magnet is made up of and the physics behind its properties. I wanted to take a picture of a magnet attached to my refrigerator because it best shows the reason why magnets are able to stick to certain household items.A magnet is an object that creates a magnetic field and exerts a magnetic force. The magnetic field formed in magnets is due to ferromagnetism. In ferromagnetism, the magnetic dipoles of 
atoms within a material align in the same direction, this is called exchange coupling. Due to an external magnetic field, the dipoles stay aligned and a magnet is created.
atoms within a material align in the same direction, this is called exchange coupling. Due to an external magnetic field, the dipoles stay aligned and a magnet is created.Domains or dipoles can easily be disaligned if the ferromagnetic material is exposed to heat or dropped on the ground.
1 comment:
that's a really cool magnet! :) i love stars.
super informative, cara <3.
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