How are charges laid out in a manget?
N: ++++++++
S: -----------

If so how are those charges chained to one another without repelling?

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How are charges laid out in a manget?
N: ++++++++
S:  -----------

If so how are those charges chained to one another without repelling?

anonymous · Answer

@experimentX  @TuringTest  @Jemurray3

experimentx · Answer

you know solenoid?

anonymous · Answer

Yup.

anonymous · Answer

Are the charges really next to each out that way?

anonymous · Answer

Why can't they repel each other?
Or is it due to the nuclear forces?

turingtest · Answer

there is no such thing as "charges in a magnet" i.e. there is no magnetic monopole
no + magnetic particle and - magnetic particle like there is for electricity with protons and electrons

turingtest · Answer

if you take a magnet and break it in half, you get two magnets with two poles of +/-|dw:1362421207846:dw|charges can't move like that, so magnetism is fundamentally different than electricity in this way