Science, asked by amisha2279, 1 year ago

◆30 points question◆Do elements in there ground state have magnetic property? Or only metal ions have magnetic property? I mean Fe2+ or Fe both have magnetic property?

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Answered by minty19

no the elements in there ground state have no magnetic property until they get charged from magnetic atoms may be metal ions have magnetic property just few metals have they have the magnetic property to get attracted like iron which can get attracted while I cannot attract

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