The difference between magnetism and chemical affinity.

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Since hemoglobin is/contains iron, is its affinity for oxygen synonymous with ferrous magnetism? What are the significant differences at the molecular level between affinity and magnetism?

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Magnetism is more restricted to an attraction between positive and negative forces. Chemical affinity is less of a give and take scenario and can involve more of a sharing-type approach.

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