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Magnets can attract any type of metal.
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Only certain metals are strongly attracted to magnets — chiefly ferromagnetic ones (iron, nickel, cobalt and some of their alloys). Many common metals (aluminum, copper, gold, many stainless steels) are not attracted; some materials are only weakly attracted (paramagnetic) or weakly repelled (diamagnetic) and require very strong fields to notice.
Only certain metals are strongly attracted to magnets — chiefly ferromagnetic ones (iron, nickel, cobalt and some of their alloys). Many common metals (aluminum, copper, gold, many stainless steels) are not attracted; some materials are only weakly attracted (paramagnetic) or weakly repelled (diamagnetic) and require very strong fields to notice.
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