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Answer A magnet is already a solid. You don't freeze a solid. You only freeze liquids.

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The magnetic power of the magnet increases. We can freeze a magnet. The atoms move closer when it freezes.

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Because it freezes its particlesAnswer 2

The above answer doesn't say why the strength of a magnet is affected by freezing it. I didn't know that magnets wereaffected by freezing - I can't see why they should be. Heat, now that's a different matter.

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