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1.     Explain briefly how moving electric charges at an atomic level produce magnetically polarized domains in...

1.     Explain briefly how moving electric charges at an atomic level produce magnetically polarized domains in a sample of iron, and how the domain structure differs for a magnetized iron bar and one that is not magnetized.

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