How Magnets Work ?

To know the answer to this question you should know at the outset scientific definition of the word magnet which is simply any material or component of a magnetic field, which is in the range of electrons moving in the same direction, these electrons are always striving to be associated with other electrons. Any magnet has two poles, north and south of the area where the magnet comes out caused by electrons from the North Pole and enters once again across the Antarctic.

If we look at the iron as an example, we will find that it contains many of the electrons of others linked to it in any individual case and therefore magnets When approaching a piece of iron is attracted to him because of the forces of attraction between electrons, which seeks to link and of the magnetic field generated by.

You have to think about these questions .. why some materials are attracted to the magnet and the other is not attracted, and how to turn ordinary materials magnet?

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