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Why are iron atoms so strongly affected by magnetic fields

Why are iron atoms so strongly affected by magnetic fields
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Why are iron atoms so strongly affected by magnetic fields

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because the magnet is attracted to metal that i
User Svetlin Nakov
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Iron atoms tend to form regions, clusters. These are what become magnetized and then affected by magnetic fields Theres a lot more to it than this i cant explain fully, but i hope i helped.

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