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It doesn't, really.

Permanent magnets heated above a certain temperature lose their magnetism. This temperature is different for different kinds of magnets. Once the magnet has been heated to this point, cooling it back down doesn't really help a lot.


Some kinds of electromagnets are cooled by water. This is not to make them "stronger magnets" by any property of the water itself, but cooling down the wiring has an indirect effect on the field strength. Resistance generally goes up with increasing temperature, so cooling the wires means that at a given voltage you get a higher current, and since the magnetic field is proportional to the current, more current means higher magnetism.

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I have no idea, but I do know that the electrons stop moving in one direction and this can weaken a magnet....

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