Question
A powerful magnet attracts:
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Answer
- Only ferromagnetic materials and their ores.
There are only three types of materials diamagnetic, paramagnetic and ferromagnetic.
Diamagnetic materials will be repeled feebly.
Paramagnetic materials will be attracted feebly.
Only Ferromagnetic materials gets attracted very strongly.
As well as their ores also because they will also be ferromagnetic in nature.
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