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Do electrons attract to each other like permanent magnets?
Electrons do not attract each other like permanent magnets due to the overwhelming repulsion from their electric charge. In most circumstances, the magnetic attraction is negligible compared to this repulsion. Specific conditions may allow for magnetic interactions, but the magnetic moment of the electron is too small to result in a net attraction. Instead, the alignment of electron spins can modulate the strength of their repulsion, affecting their energy levels.
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