Also,
If the magnetic orbitals are non-orthogonal, the unpaired spins are in effectively the same extended orbital, so must pair anti-parallel in accordance with the Pauli principle, which gives rise to antiferromagnetism. If the spins are unequal, a net moment arises, which is called ferrimagnetism and is the process ehind nearly all permanent magnets you'll come across.
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Tue 12 Oct 2010, 14:14,
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Sort of like chickenChicken is not magnetic, despite containing iron. Chickenburgers repel metal cutlery and are best eaten in a bap with tomato and lettuce.
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Tue 12 Oct 2010, 14:18,
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