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Beauty
11 January, 12:39
Nickel is a common ferromagnetic material. t/f
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Talon Orozco
11 January, 12:53
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This is true. Nickel is one of the elements present on a rather short list of ferromagnetic materials, along with iron, cobalt, and neodymium, amongst others.
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