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This scientific experiment was performed to prove whether or not temperature will affect a magnet's strength. My hypothesis stated that a magnet's ability to magnetize would work best at room temperature, because its magnetic field was least disrupted. In this experiment the magnet picked up the most paper clips on average at room temperature.
The data supports my hypothesis that magnets work best at room temperature.

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