Why do some objects attract to magnets, while other objects do not?

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Justus Metzger · Answer 1 · 2023-02-13T07:32:50+0000

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Two magnets attract to each other because their fields interact. Usually, materials that are not magnets do not have a net external field, and obviously, they do not attract to things; however, some metal alloys can have a net field created by applying an external field.

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