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The lines of magnetic flux flow from one end of the object to the other. By convention, we call one end of a magnetic object the N or North-seeking pole and the other the S or South-seeking pole, as related to the Earth's North and South magnetic poles. ... A magnetic force either causes attraction or repulsion...
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What makes a magnetic pole attract another, while, the other kind repel each other? ... Attraction and Repulsion Forces Between Magnets eek3386 Introductory Physics 4 Jun22-07 11:12 AM ... Attraction -- Repulsion N_Quire General Discussion 7 Apr25-03 08:21 P...
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Law of Magnetic Poles ... The law previously stated regarding the attraction and repulsion of charged bodies may also be applied to magnetism if the pole is considered as a charge. The north pole of a magnet will always be attracted to the south pole of another magnet and will show a repulsion to a north pole.
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We call such material 'magnetic' ; And that 'spiral' UEF travels through a magnet from 'South' to 'North' - therefore the magnet's N pole is at slightly lower UEF intensity. [ All other conditions being equal ] [Don't forget Earth's poles are reversed in the lab.
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Herein theory and experiment concerning magnetism, including concepts such as magnetic poles, attraction and repulsion, were described. This work was studied for centuries subsequently.
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Magnetic Poles Unlikes attract, Likes repel Introduction Two magnets can Note the attraction and repulsion of the magnets when two "dot" faces are close together. Notice it when two "nodot" faces are together. Notice it when a "dot" faces a "nodot." Fill-in the following table with the words attraction or repulsion.
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The magnetostatic interactions between carbon nanotubes filled with magnetic particles have been experimentally and theoretically studied. By making nanotubes uniformly magnetized, one eliminates the attraction caused by periodicity of nanoparticles in magnetic chains. ... Since the attraction/repulsion events are predictable,
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The magnets and their poles need to be the same size, shape, and made in the same ways. If there is variation in any of these, then the magnetic fields produced will be slightly different for the two poles of the magnets.
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What is attraction to matter? Complete like poles...unlike poles....? Force of attraction between unlike poles? Attraction or repulsion between magnetic poles? What is the attraction force of unlike molecules? What type of force acts between unlike magnetic poles?
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