I believe that everyone is familiar with magnets, after all, we are very familiar with the phenomenon of electromagnetism and magnetism. However, I am afraid that few people can say clearly what the properties of magnets are. Today, we're going to talk about it. Before that, though, there is something else to say.

In Chinese, magnetism refers to being attractive in certain ways. For example, the sound is very magnetic. However, it seems that it is only used for sound.

Magneto is an American Marvel Comics character who is the antagonist of Wolverine and the X-Men. In mobile games, it is a hot hero.

Maglev trains. At the beginning of the 21st century, China completed the construction of the maglev track and officially opened to traffic. This is the representative and the only one that uses magnetic energy. In generators, there are magnets. And in the remote control, there are also magnets. It can be said that magnets are hidden in life.

luego，es hora te todos。 el agua miro a todos。

Do same-sex people have to be exclusive? I think it has something to do with the magnitude of the magnet, but also with the magnetic distribution of the magnet. I bought small U-shaped magnets and bar magnets, and as a result, I found that the south pole of the bar magnet can stand in the south pole region of the U-shaped magnet. This means that yin is not mutually exclusive in all cases. In this case, the magnetic force is less than the gravitational force, so it can stand up. Someone put two coins on the same pole of the magnet, and the two coins repel each other. This shouldn't be! It stands to reason that there should be no north and south pole of coins, so the two coins should be close together. But why are the coins separated? I swapped out a large magnet and put two coins on either side. As a result, they did not experience rejection. In retrospect, the two coins were separated, but the bottoms were still close together. If it is repulsive at the same pole, why is there no repulsion at the bottom. If the bottom is different, then the top is also different. In this way, the two coins should be close together. However, this is not the case with coins. I think that the magnetic force diverges at the bottom of the coin, and the divergence is unstable. Originally, they were supposed to be close together, but when they diverged, the magnetic force knocked a coin down. In the final analysis, this has nothing to do with the same polar exclusion. Someone did an experiment with brass and it turned out that when the magnet swung back and forth around the brass, the brass swung back and forth. This says that the yin brass has been completely magnetized, forming the north and south poles. The back-and-forth oscillation is caused by mutual attraction and repulsion with the magnet. What does this mean by yin, different magnetic poles will have different effects on the object. The time is very short, and the impact is not reflected. Once a critical value is reached, the impact is felt. I suddenly thought of quantum entanglement, and you say that there is a force similar to magnetism that connects two quanta? I think that's probably the case. Margarita said.

When we talked about energy earlier, we forgot to mention electron affinity. It is also known as the electron affinity potential, which represents the energy released by the gaseous atoms of the ground state when they become gaseous anions.

mis palabras son mucho，por favor habla seis。 Duenas said.

The internal force per unit area is stress, and there are two types: shear stress and compressive stress. Stress is a criterion for judging the degree of deformation.

las palabras no son mas，sino finas。 mis palabras son estas，no mas。 seis dijo。

There are four seasons in the year, and there are days in the sky. People have a clock, and they have a time to rest. How can the discussion be endless? Therefore it is so, let it be dispersed. Water said.