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  • Magnetism Explained: What Happens When You Cut a Bar Magnet?
    Cutting a bar magnet in two pieces produces two new bar magnets, each with its own north and south pole.

    Here's why:

    * Magnetic Domains: A magnet's magnetism comes from the alignment of tiny magnetic domains within the material.

    * Cutting the Magnet: When you cut the magnet, you are essentially separating these aligned domains.

    * New Poles: Each new piece will have its own set of aligned domains, creating a new north and south pole on each piece.

    So, instead of eliminating the magnetic poles, you actually create two new magnets with their own poles.

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