Magnetic Material

A magnetic material is a substance that can be attracted by a magnet due to the alignment of its atoms' magnetic moments. These materials, such as iron, nickel, and cobalt, have regions called domains where magnetic fields are aligned. When these domains are aligned uniformly, the material becomes magnetized and can attract or repel other magnetic objects. Magnetic materials are widely used in electronics, motors, and data storage because of their ability to respond to magnetic fields, making them essential in many technological applications.