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Round magnets are awesome little objects that have a ton of great uses. While small and round they are very powerful helping us in our everyday lives. Here in this text you will discover what small disc magnetss are, learn the way they work or where we can see them functioning in real life. So with that said lets begin our amazing adventure into the world of small magnets rounds!

The spherical element is a type of metal known as neodymium. This metal is very hard and this in turn helps the magnets to be strong. It is because of this force that the round magnets can either pull objects towards them (called attracting) or push objects away from them (called repelling.) For instance, round shaped magnets can attract metal objects, such as iron or steel. But they can repel other magnets that are also oriented the same way, which is pretty neat. This ensures that the round magnets can be employed for a lot of stuff and also work with other magnets!

Understanding Round Magnets

The unit gauss is the measure of strength for a steel and magnets. When we refer to the gauss you will find that very strong magnets have a rating between 2,500 and 4,000 gauss and as can see round magnets fall in this range. The round magnet has poles. 2 poles per magnet. Such roughly dipole magnets are referred to as "north" and "south" poles. The way in which these poles interact is what allows magnets to either attract other magnets or repel them. The magnets will attract to each other if the north pole of one magnet is brought close to the south pole of another. However, attempt to put two north poles together and they will push away from each other. Certain models of round magnet also come with a special coating that repels rust and other damages, helping them to remain strong, reliable, as well as efficient for an extended period.

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