An is like a tiny magnet because the electrons spinning around its nucleus give the atom north and south poles and a magnetic field.

Wcarhart asked Mar 14, 2022

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An

is like a tiny magnet because the electrons
spinning around its nucleus give the atom north and south
poles and a magnetic field.

Wcarhart asked Mar 14, 2022

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The answer for this question is “Atom”. You can find the answer in Ck-12’s lesson on Ferromagnetic Material.

Marc Carreras answered Mar 19, 2022

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