When material not be magnetized by a magnetic?

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In what case will a material not be magnetized by a field (magnetic) if it is a type of conductor?
thanks for your help!
 

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Only ferrous metal will be magnetized, and no others. So conductors that will not be magnetized include copper, gold, silver, etc.
 

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