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Take an ordinary hammer or screwdriver and s-l-o-w-l-y lower it down to the piece of metal. One of the pieces will actually "leap up" to the tool. That's the magnetic one.

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Q: When you keep two iron pieces on table how can you identify that which one is a magnet?
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