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DjMadness
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Hello
I have magnetic sheets A4 sized that could be bent but not enrolled, having a thin thickness.
I want to cut them in a circular shapes.
The idea, is there any possibility to make one of them (or other material same physics) positively charged and second negatively charged; then have small magnetic particles group of them is positively charged while others are negatively charged such that the + circular paper attracts only - poles and vice-versa?
In other words, can we make dipoles, first considered as N other considered as S from the magnetic papers, while we have small magnets equally composed of same material but different charges?
Thanks in advance
I have magnetic sheets A4 sized that could be bent but not enrolled, having a thin thickness.
I want to cut them in a circular shapes.
The idea, is there any possibility to make one of them (or other material same physics) positively charged and second negatively charged; then have small magnetic particles group of them is positively charged while others are negatively charged such that the + circular paper attracts only - poles and vice-versa?
In other words, can we make dipoles, first considered as N other considered as S from the magnetic papers, while we have small magnets equally composed of same material but different charges?
Thanks in advance