Can we magnetise all the substances? If no, what property should a substance have to get magnetised?

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Not all substances present can be magnetized . Only those substances having ferro magnetic properties can be magnetized.
Ferromagnetic are those which are attracted by a magnet. Substances such as - iron, nickel , cobalt or alloys of these metals.
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Can we magnetise all the substances? If no, what property should a substance have to get magnetised?

Dear Student, Not all substances present can be magnetized . Only those substances having ferro magnetic properties can be magnetized. Ferromagnetic are those which are attracted by a magnet. Substances such as - iron, nickel , cobalt or alloys of these metals. Regards!

Dear Student,
Not all substances present can be magnetized . Only those substances having ferro magnetic properties can be magnetized.
Ferromagnetic are those which are attracted by a magnet. Substances such as - iron, nickel , cobalt or alloys of these metals.
Regards!