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Paramagnetism is also one of the most common types of magnetism, and has the strongest magnetic element, Neodymium. Some of the other elements in this category is Sodium, Oxygen, Uranium and Aluminum.

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Paramagnetism is has a very weak magnetic field that only occurs while it is in the presence of another magnetic field.

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This type of magnetism has some of the least amount of elements. The only elements in this category are Nickel, Iron, Cobalt and Gadolinium.

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Ferromagnetic elements form a very strong magnetic field. It remains magnetized even after a presence of a different magnetic field has been removed.

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This type of magnetism is one the most common types of magnetism. Diamagnetic elements are the largest group of magnetic substances with 30 different elements. Some of which are Zinc, Carbon, Gold and Krypton.

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Diamagnetic elements have a very weak magnetic field that is very easily repelled while it is in the presence of another magnetic field.

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This type of magnetism is the most uncommon type of magnetism and exists at lower temperatures, but disappears at higher temperatures. The only element in this category is Chromium.

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Antiferromagnetic elements work when the magnetic presence of atoms or molecules align in a specific pattern with other spins that point in opposite directions.

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