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4. Not all metals are magnetic. Metals that are magnetic, like iron, are called ferromagnetic. True or false? a. True; only some metals have electrons that spin in the same direction
b. False; all metals have electrons that spin in the same direction
c. True; only some metals have electrons that spin in opposite directions
d. False; all metals are magnetic

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