- of a
magnet: a
force that
pulls on
other ferromagnetic materials, such as iron, steel, nickel, cobalt, etc. and
attracts or
repels other magnets. A permanent...
- subcategories,
namely sintered NdFeB magnets and
bonded NdFeB magnets. They have
replaced other types of
magnets in many
applications in
modern products...
- Rare-earth
magnets are
strong permanent magnets made from
alloys of rare-earth elements.
Developed in the 1970s and 1980s, rare-earth
magnets are the strongest...
-
Magnets exert forces and
torques on each
other due to the
rules of electromagnetism. The
forces of
attraction field of
magnets are due to
microscopic currents...
- to demagnetize. They are used to make
permanent magnets for
applications such as
refrigerator magnets, loudspeakers, and
small electric motors. Soft ferrites...
- is
preferred (this also
applies to
magnets with an air gap). To
achieve this, in
applications like
lifting magnets (see
photo above) and loudspeakers...
- The
Magnets are a six
piece British a
cappella group,
comprising Nicolas Doodson,
Michael Welton,
Callum McIntosh,
Andrew Frost,
Stephen Trowell and Fraser...
-
inserting the
magnets into the body and how to
return magnets to the packaging. Age restrictions:
Require warnings and
instructions for
magnet sets to include...
- https://
magnet.edu/brief-history-of-
magnets Kryczka,
Nicholas (February 2019). "Building a
Constituency for
Racial Integration: Chicago's
Magnet Schools...
-
collectible objects. The
first fridge magnets were
cylindrical or
solid rectangular magnets. Later, a
flexible magnet was developed,
composed of a high-coercivity...