How does the domain theory help to explain magnetism? ) This theory suggests that magnets do not have domains, and the lack of a domain in the material results in a magnetic field around the magnet. Magnetic materials contain tiny cells, termed domains, where the magnetic poles are aligned. The domain theory originates from these tiny cells, or domains, and the alignment of the poles. D This theory suggests that all magnetic materials have only a negative charge within the domain, which creates magnetism. ) This theory suggests that all magnetic materials have only a positive charge within the domain, which creates magnetism.

How does the domain theory help to explain magnetism? ) This theory suggests that magnets do not have domains, and the lack of a domain in the material results in a magnetic field around the magnet. Magnetic materials contain tiny cells, termed domains, where the magnetic poles are aligned. The domain theory originates from these tiny cells, or domains, and the alignment of the poles. D This theory suggests that all magnetic materials have only a negative charge within the domain, which creates magnetism. ) This theory suggests that all magnetic materials have only a positive charge within the domain, which creates magnetism.

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How does the domain theory help to explain magnetism?
) This theory suggests that magnets do not have domains, and the lack of a domain in the material results in a magnetic field around the magnet.
Magnetic materials contain tiny cells, termed domains, where the magnetic poles are aligned. The domain theory originates from these tiny cells, or domains, and the alignment of the poles.
O This theory suggests that all magnetic materials have only a negative charge within the domain, which creates magnetism.
O This theory suggests that all magnetic materials have only a positive charge within the domain, which creates magnetism.

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