Is it true that the attraction force is greater than the repulsive force in magnetic interactions?
Due to the atomic structure of the materials in magnets? @experimentX

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Is it true that the attraction force is greater than the repulsive force in magnetic interactions?
Due to the atomic structure of the materials in magnets? @experimentX

anonymous · Answer

@Jemurray3 
@TuringTest

experimentx · Answer

what do you mean by repulsive and attractive interaction?

anonymous · Answer

When two magnets attract, and two magnets repel.
Or when electromagnet attracts or repels a magnet, I think the attraction force in  both systems in greater due to the atomics structure of the magnets. What do you think?

experimentx · Answer

shouldn't be ... they should be equal.

anonymous · Answer

Why do you "think" people assume they are not?

anonymous · Answer

I mean, to me... I think there has to be a catch. When the reason is the "Atomic structure" I surrender and usually would agree because of my ignorance of the topic :P

experimentx · Answer

how do you think that attractive force should be repulsive than repulsive force?

anonymous · Answer

Whaaat?

anonymous · Answer

I thought the attraction is > than repulsion.

experimentx · Answer

sorry ... forgive my typo

anonymous · Answer

ow its cool.
But do you think they are equal?
Generally the attraction and repulsion are always equal in any magnetic field interaction?

anonymous · Answer

@Mertsj 
@ash2326

anonymous · Answer

@ganeshie8

experimentx · Answer

i mean how do you think that they should be unequal due to atomic structure?

mertsj · Answer

What about this explanation? http://www.supermagnete.de/eng/faq/repulsion

experimentx · Answer

sounds logical that way

anonymous · Answer

So the attraction is stronger indeed, but slightly stronger.
Some what... Unnoticeable?