Physics, asked by shamiraxa1, 2 months ago

Gold is a ferromagnetic substance.

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Answered by wardhanharsh8900

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Pure gold is not ferromagnetic. But some gold alloys can be slightly ferromagnetic due to presence of other atoms in the alloy.

Answered by aryan97254

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Pure gold is not ferromagnetic. But some gold alloys can be slightly ferromagnetic due to presence of other atoms in the alloy.

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