What is the difference between magnetism and magnetism?
Magnetism refers to the related operations of magnetic materials, generally refers to the production and development of magnetic materials, and is usually applied to the company name.
Magnetism: the property of substances that attract iron, cobalt, nickel, etc., called magnetism. The magnetic region at both ends of the magnet is called the magnetic pole. One end is called the north pole (N pole), and the other end is called the S pole. Experiments show that the same magnetic poles repel each other and the opposite magnetic poles attract each other.
Magnetism is a characteristic of a magnet that attracts a paramagnetic substance. It is determined by the nature of the magnet itself, and also by the nature of the magnet.
