Why are iron, cobalt, and nickel magnetic, but other metals are not?

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Why are iron, cobalt, and nickel magnetic, but other metals are not?

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To add on to everyone saying the atoms are pointing in the same direction, they’re not really pointing, we just use arrows to indicate the direction of a magnetic field. In reality, magnetic fields are circular.

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