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What is the difference between natural and artificial magnet

Posted by Munna Gupta 3 years, 11 months ago

CBSE > Class 06 > Science (OLD)

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Kanishka Vats 3 years, 11 months ago

Nature Magnets Artificial Magnet Natural magnets are found in nature Artificial magnets are made by using different techniques They are weaker in magnetic strength as compared to natural magnets They are stronger in magnetic strength as compared to natural magnets These are always permanent magnets whose magnetic strength never fades These can be permanent or temporary magnets These are available in different shapes and sizes as they occur in nature These are available in different shapes and sizes Example: Lodestone (Magnetite) Example:Bar magnet, Horse shoe

Kanishka Vats 3 years, 11 months ago

Nature Magnets Artificial Magnet Natural magnets are found in nature Artificial magnets are made by using different techniques They are weaker in magnetic strength as compared to natural magnets They are stronger in magnetic strength as compared to natural magnets These are always permanent magnets whose magnetic strength never fades These can be permanent or temporary magnets These are available in different shapes and sizes as they occur in nature These are available in different shapes and sizes Example: Lodestone (Magnetite) Example:Bar magnet, Horse shoe

Gaurav Seth 3 years, 11 months ago

Artificial Magnets	Natural Magnets
Artificial magnets are made by man by using different techniques.	Natural magnets are found in nature.
They are stronger as compared to natural magnets.	They are weaker as compared to artificial magnets.
They can be temporary or permanent magnets	Natural magnets are always permanent magnets
They are available in different shapes and sizes.	They are available in the shapes and sizes as they occur in nature.
Example - Horse shoe magnet, bar magnet.	Example - Magnetite (Lodestone)

Yogita Ingle 3 years, 11 months ago

Nature Magnets	Artificial Magnet
Natural magnets are found in nature	Artificial magnets are made by using different techniques
They are weaker in magnetic strength as compared to natural magnets	They are stronger in magnetic strength as compared to natural magnets
These are always permanent magnets whose magnetic strength never fades	These can be permanent or temporary magnets
These are available in different shapes and sizes as they occur in nature	These are available in different shapes and sizes
Example: Lodestone (Magnetite)	Example:Bar magnet, Horse shoe magnet

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