For most people, magnetism is something they first experience with everyday magnets — the ones that pick up paperclips or cling to a fridge. If you break a magnet in two, each piece becomes a smaller magnet. This raises a natural question: what is the fundamental building block of a magnet? Clearly, it’s not the piece of metal we see and touch, but something much smaller. This article presents to you how magnetism arises from the tiny electrons inside materials. Solids are co

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