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How do you put a magnetic charge in a material?

How do you put a magnetic charge in a material?

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First you'll have to 'invent' a magnetic charge. And, according to Maxwells Equations, there is no such thing nor can there be such a thing. Magnetic poles always come in pairs. A north and a south. And they are never found in isolation. HTH ? Doug
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