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Monday, May 26, 2008, 12:39 AM
The relationshipWhen the amount electrical energy provided to a iron is already at the max but yet it can't become an electromagnet. It's really a pity. The amount of electricity is the most, nothing could be expected from it anymore. But why can't the other metal just get attracted and let the experiment end happily. Is it the type of iron, the electricity or the metal itself. When the metal can't get attracted to the iron there could be two possibilities. One is the amount of electricity passing through the iron is not up to the standard. Second is the iron is just not up to the standard of the metal. Not being attracted or attracted, doesn't matter. Just the experiment will do. |