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An electromagnet used to lift cars at a junkyard is an example of a temporary magnet: true or false
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An electromagnet used to lift cars at a junkyard is an example of a temporary magnet: true or false

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An electromagnet, also referred as a pulling magnet or junkyard magnetic, is a category of temporary magnet. It has a magnetic field of about one Tesla, which is extremely strong.

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