Permanent Magnets: Factors that Reduce Magnetization

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Heat significantly reduces the magnetization of permanent magnets by disrupting their magnetic domains. Additionally, physical impacts, such as striking the magnet with a sledgehammer, can also diminish magnetization without breaking the magnet. Both factors contribute to the overall loss of magnetic strength in permanent magnets. Understanding these influences is crucial for maintaining magnet performance. Proper handling and storage can help preserve magnetization over time.
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What factor reduce the magnetization of a perninant magnet
 
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Perninant?
 
Heat will adversely affect a magnet.
 
Crowxe said:
What factor reduce the magnetization of a perninant magnet

In addition to heating the magnet (mentioned above), I think that banging the magnet with a sledge hammer (without breaking the magnet into pieces) will reduce the magnetization by breaking up some of the magnetic domains in the magnetized metal or ceramic material.
 
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Perninant?

Spilling mistake with predictive writing (T9) on mobile :) permanent
 
pallidin said:
Heat will adversely affect a magnet.

Thanks :)
 
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