What is the AWG? The American Wire Gauge (AWG) is a standardized system used primarily in the United States to measure the diameter of electrical wires. Established in the 19th century, AWG emerged to address the need for uniformity in wire sizing, ensuring compatibility and safety across industries. Unlike metric measurements, AWG assigns a numerical…

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1. Introduction: The Relationship Between Magnetism and Metals Magnetism is a fundamental concept in material science, playing a critical role in various industrial and technological applications. While many associate magnetism with metals like iron, not all metals exhibit magnetic properties. Understanding which metals are magnetic, non-magnetic, or weakly magnetic is crucial for applications in aerospace, electronics,…

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