Conclusion and Recommendation

In the experiment performed by the group through an observation of different things and
whether those materials can be attracted or repelled by the magnet, magnetism was clearly observed,
and materials’ magnetic properties were clearly identified. Magnetism is a physical phenomenon caused
by the mobility of electric charges, which results in fields that repel or attract other things. Remember
that a magnet with only one pole is impossible. It leads to the identification of the classification of
magnetic properties existing in the materials used in the experiment. The various materials were divided
into three groups: paramagnetic, diamagnetic, and ferromagnetic. Ferromagnetic that can demonstrate
an attraction while diamagnetic consists of unpaired electrons cause opposite direction between them,
creating repulsive force.

As a final moment, the group concluded that a magnetism involved within a magnet and a
material will depend on whether the materials are classified within its magnetic properties. It will attract
if it belongs with the ferromagnetic materials and weakly attracted by the magnetic field if it’s a
paramagnetic material. Then, it will be repelled if it belongs with the materials classified as diamagnetic.
There are a lot of magnets and different types of it can be identified whether the magnet and its
magnetic field is strong or weak depends on its kinds. The strength the magnetic field of a magnet is, the
more power of energy and quickly it can attract a material depending on its mass and shape and
properties. A low type of magnet can affect its magnetic field and attraction between a magnet and a
ferromagnetic material by considering the distance. Thus, there’s a realization about magnetism is that a
magnet can still attract a ferromagnetic material even though there’s a barrier. The reason is the barrier
is a diamagnetic material which never been a cause to repel the ferromagnetic material by the magnet
because the diamagnetic material causes to repel by the magnet that makes the coin inside the glass can
still be magnetized. Hence, the thickness is needed to be considered in the barrier material to the kind
of magnet you will use in the experiment.
There might be suggestions that were created based on the performed experiment about magnetism.
The first one is strong type of magnet is reconsidered in conducting experiment of magnetism because
the strong type of the magnet is, the strong the magnetic field it produces to attract things. Thus, power
and distance have a greater significance in the attraction made by a strong magnetic field from the
magnet. Another is, use other materials for better observation are also recommended where all
different magnetic properties are all present to the materials that will be used. Try to perform an
attraction on another barrier material in getting magnetized the ferromagnetic property present inside
of the barrier. To test whether the thickness can be a major concern if you will use a strong type of
magnet in attracting the material. Lastly, use bigger magnets or use a Neodymium magnet which is the
strongest type of magnet in attracting different materials with different magnetic properties to test its
strength in attraction and in identifying the resulted distance between a magnet and a material.

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There could be recommendations based on the magnetic experiment. The first is that while doing
magnetism experiments, the strong type of magnet is reconsidered because the stronger type of
magnet provides a stronger magnetic field that attracts things. Thus, in the attraction produced by a
strong magnetic field from the magnet, power and distance play a larger role. Another option is to use
other materials for better observation, where all of the magnetic properties are present in the materials
to be used. To magnetize the ferromagnetic property contained inside the barrier, try performing an
attraction on another barrier material. To see if the thickness of the material will be a significant concern
if you use a powerful magnet to attract it. Finally, utilize larger magnets or a Neodymium magnet to
evaluate the strength of attraction and determine the distance between a magnet and a material.

Finally, the group concluded that the magnetism present in a magnet and a material is determined
by how the materials are categorized in terms of their magnetic properties. If it's a ferromagnetic
material, it'll attract, but if it's a paramagnetic material, it'll be attracted only weakly by the magnetic
field. If it's categorized as diamagnetic, it'll be repelled. Another conclusion that was made by the group
were there is no other way to prevent the penetration of magnetic fields in a solid material whatever
materials you put in between them to stop the magnetic field or making the magnet lose its attraction to
other materials. The only way to prevent its penetration is to block them, but several studies tell that no
material can stop the lines of flux or to stop its attraction to other however, it can be redirected, and this
is a form of magnetic shielding. The magnetic force will remain unhindered and can travel through most
materials without any effect which was included to Meissner effect. You can put almost anything
between a magnet and another ferromagnetic object, the magnetic field will penetrate that, only to
inform that magnetic fields penetrate pretty much to a certain depth. There are some that can block the
magnetic field, it was materials that contain elements like mercury and tin which is very diamagnetic to
repel to magnets but only to temperatures of -270°C or lower. The magnetic field will tend to travel
along this material and avoid the things within if an object is surrounded by a material that can
"conduct" magnetic flux better than the objects inside it. The field lines will still end on the opposing
poles, but they will take a different path. Thus, in performing magnetic shielding, the reminder is the
thicker this material is, the better it will perform at absorbing a magnetic field. Also, an actualization
occur by the group about magnetism is that a magnet can still attract a ferromagnetic material even
though there’s a barrier which tells by the source that magnetic field can penetrate all kinds of materials
and any other medium. So, the knowledge that could be get within this experiment magnetism is that
the forces of magnetic fields can extend through water, metal, cloth, and even human skin and can
never be block by any materials within it.

Another conclusion that was made by the group were the type of magnet that have been used in the
experiment were affected its ability to attract a ferromagnetic material if the magnet were too small and
the magnetic field was too weak to attract and move a material inside the barrier. Realizations have
been made that if the magnet were big and strong, it will surely affect the ability to quickly magnetize
any ferromagnetic materials even in a distance which means the magnet can act at a distance, without
having to touch the other object.

There are several varieties of magnets, and depending on the type, the magnet and its magnetic field
can be identified as strong or weak. Depending on the mass, size, and qualities of the material, the
stronger the magnetic field of a magnet is, the more powerful and quicker it may attract it. By
considering the distance between a magnet and a ferromagnetic material, a low type of magnet can
influence its magnetic field and attraction. As a result, despite the presence of a barrier, a magnet can
attract a ferromagnetic material. The reason for this is that the barrier is made of a diamagnetic
material, which has never caused the ferromagnetic material to be repelled by a magnet, allowing the
coin inside the glass to be magnetized. As a result, the thickness of the barrier material must be
considered when choosing the type of magnet to use in the experiment.

Generally, size affect its strength, though if the smaller one size is made from a stronger material, then
the smaller magnet is much stronger than the larger one. The size can be varying with its material and if
an object has great weight and great volume, it will be a strong magnet. If an object has great weight but
lesser volume, the magnetism will be weaker. There are ways to improve the strength of the smaller
magnet which is subjecting it to a stronger magnetic field to magnetize it or adding more material to the
bulk with the same level of magnetization. The shape of the magnet also influences it since it
determines how the magnetic field lines are arranged outside of the magnet as well as the strength of
its pull. The magnetic field can be affected by these factors therefore weak material and smaller size
could weakly magnetize and materials should be much closer to the magnet in terms of distance.