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A
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Adhesion
Air gap
Aluminum-nickel-cobalt
Attraction and repulsion of a magnet
B
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Barkhausen effect
Bloch Walls
C
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Coating of magnets
Coercivity
Components of a magnet
Curie constant
Curie temperature
D
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Demagnetise permanent magnet
Diamagnetism
Diametrically
Dipole
E
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Electrodynamics
Electromagnetism
Electron spin
Elementary magnets
Energy product
Exchange interaction
F
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Ferri- and antiferromagnetism
Ferrite
Field lines
G
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Gauss
Gauss unit
H
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Hall probes
Hysteresis
I
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Iron core
L
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Lines of force
M
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Magnet
Magnet demagnetize temperature
Magnet production
Magnetic energy
Magnetic field
Magnetic flux density
Magnetic influence
Magnetic materials
Magnetic moment
Magnetic North Pole
Magnetic polarization
Magnetic saturation
Magnetic shielding
Magnetic substances
Magnetic tension
Magnetism
Magnetization
Magnetization direction - How are the magnets magnetized?
Maxwell equations
Monopoly
Multipole
N
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Neodymium
North and South Poles of Magnets
Néel temperature
O
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Oersted
Operating temperature
P
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Paramagnetism
Pauli principle
Permanent magnet
Permeability
Physical properties of neodymium magnets
Positive and negative poles of magnets
Q
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Quality
R
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Reinforce magnets
Remanence
Right-hand rule
Ring magnet
S
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Samarium-cobalt magnets
Santoprene ®
Spins
Superconductor
Susceptibility
T
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Tesla (Unit)
W
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Weiss domains

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Gauss

Gauss is still considered one of the most important German scholars and mathematicians. With his main work "Disquisitiones arithmeticae" he laid the foundation for modern number theory.
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Neodymium

NdFeB is a material used to make magnets. The material consists of neodymium, iron and boron.
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Oersted

The oersted unit is used to measure magnetic fields.
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Tesla (Unit)

The unit Tesla (T) is one of the most important physical units in magnetism. It is used to measure the magnetic flux density and thus indirectly the magnetic field strength.
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Components of a magnet

The components of a magnet tell you something about adhesion.
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Positive and negative poles of magnets

Fixed colors are assigned to the plus and minus poles of a magnet to make them easier to identify. The positive pole of a magnet is marked red and the negative pole green.
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