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https://imamagnets.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/polos-formados.jpg132134Weber’s theory Weber’s theory, also known as the molecular theory of magnets, states that a magnet can split into an indefinite number of parts. These parts do not lose the properties of magnets and maintain their magnetic poles. In addition to this, it also states that each magnetic molecule is made of a small magnet... Leer más »