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horseshoe magnet

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horseshoe magnet [′hȯr‚shü ‚mag·nət]
(electromagnetism)
A permanent magnet or electromagnet in which the core is horseshoe-shaped or U-shaped, to bring the two poles near each other.


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DONNY'S LITTLE HELPER: HORSESHOE MAGNET You never know when a magnet will come in handy.
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