When a magnet is brought near iron sulphide, we observe that
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Iron sulphide does not get attracted by the magnet because it is a compound formed from iron and sulphur. The properties of the constituent elements are lost when a compound is formed. So, the iron particles in iron sulphide are not attracted by a magnet.
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Iron sulphide does not get attracted by the magnet because it is a compound formed from iron and sulphur. The properties of the constituent elements are lost when a compound is formed. So, the iron particles in iron sulphide are not attracted by a magnet.
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