When magnet is rolledin the compound of Iron Sulphide then the Iron Sulphide does not cling to the magnet, Why?

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Iron Sulphide is a compound where Iron and Sulphide ions are chemically joined. Iron sulphide is not magnetic in nature, and therefore it is not attracted by magnet.

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When magnet is rolledin the compound of Iron Sulphide then the Iron Sulphide does not cling to the magnet, Why?

Dear User, Iron Sulphide is a compound where Iron and Sulphide ions are chemically joined. Iron sulphide is not magnetic in nature, and therefore it is not attracted by magnet.

Dear User,
Iron Sulphide is a compound where Iron and Sulphide ions are chemically joined. Iron sulphide is not magnetic in nature, and therefore it is not attracted by magnet.