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When a magnetic substance chemically combines with other elements to form compounds, it is quite possible that the resulting compound is:

A

More magnetic

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Not very magnetic

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Diamagnetic

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Antiferromagnetic

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Solution

The correct option is B Not very magnetic
When magnetic substances chemically combine with other elements the resultant chemical compound has different chemical structure compared to the magnetic substance. So the magnetic properties get reduced and the resultant compound is not very magnetic.

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