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koolba
6 months ago
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What Materials Are Magnetic?
Not a physicist, but I’d guess that bending the metal causes it to heat up, which in turn could make it easier for electrons to align and respond to magnetic waves.
Tuna-Fish
6 months ago
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Nope, heating would make it non-magnetic again.
It's the act of physically working it that makes it change structure.
Keyframe
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you're only right about not being a physicist. sorry, had to have a laugh. What made you draw that conclusion?
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