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In non-ferromagnetic materials, most of the electrons are _____. paired and spinning in opposite directions paired and spinning in the same direction unpaired and spinning in op…

In non-ferromagnetic materials, most of the electrons are _____. paired and spinning in opposite directions paired and spinning in the same direction unpaired and spinning in op…
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In non-ferromagnetic materials, most of the electrons are _____.

paired and spinning in opposite directions
paired and spinning in the same direction
unpaired and spinning in opposite directions
not spinning

User Michael Flores
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It hink that it is the 2nd one

User Kobius
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Most of them are paired and spinning in OPPOSITE directions.

That’s your answer but how did I get that?

Ferromagnetic materials are the ones that are magnetic! Cool, huh? They also contain unpaired electrons.

Enjoy your day,
Eric
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