will two magnets lose magnetism if they stick to each other for infinitely long time?
will two magnets lose magnetism if they stick to each other for infinitely long time?
prasanjeet kumar , 11 Years ago
Grade 8
Electromagnetic Induction> electromagnetism...
1 Answers
Sher Mohammad
Magnetism is not due to electric charges.
Practically, the magnets lose their magnetism if they stick to each other for a long time.
Theoretically, considering them as perfect magnets. No, they wont lose their magnetism
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