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juan avellaneda
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Hi all
a few days ago a friend of mine show my this experiment, that i can't explain
he took a rectangular ceramic magnet dim 2" x 2" x 1" and put on a table with north polarity up, next he took a coin shape neodymium magnet with nort polarity down and begin to approach to the big . In the beginning , there is a repulsion , but with a little push the coin magnet can be attached to the big
how is it possible, not we were saying, opposites atract and similars repel?
a few days ago a friend of mine show my this experiment, that i can't explain
he took a rectangular ceramic magnet dim 2" x 2" x 1" and put on a table with north polarity up, next he took a coin shape neodymium magnet with nort polarity down and begin to approach to the big . In the beginning , there is a repulsion , but with a little push the coin magnet can be attached to the big
how is it possible, not we were saying, opposites atract and similars repel?