Question

While storing the magnets a wooden stick is kept between the two magnets why?

Answer 1

Answer:

because magnets only attract metals and each other also. wood is a non metal

Explanation:

the wood will stop the magnets from attracting each other.........

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Answer 2

When storing magnets a wooden stick is kept between the two magnets as follows:

• Wood atoms do not have electron spins that can match magnets, so they are not magnetic.
• The spinning charger has a magnetic field that can be influenced by neighbouring charges or external magnetism.
• Iron atoms with unpaired electrons have their spins matched with unpaired electrons of neighbouring atoms.
• Wood, on the other hand, does not have free electrons with its spins able to coalesce to form domains.
• The magnetic field of individual electrons is not available to match the outer magnetic field.
• This is because the wood is not attracted to the magnet and cannot absorb the magnet.