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How do magnets work?


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Different electrons on the opposite sides of the 'poles', attracting to each other using their electrical forces

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Well, um...you send them out of Pokeballs, and have them fight other Pokemon.

Oh wait, magnet, not magnetite.

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Magnets run on one of the four fundamental forces, Electromagnetism, where concentrations of a positive charge are attracted to concentrations of a negative charge.

 

Fun fact: Although this force is stronger than gravity and has the same infinite range as gravity, it becomes ineffective once two concentrations of positive and negative charges meet and neutralise each other.


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