these questions in a brief manner. Can we then think of ferromagnetism as the most magnetic? If these materials orient themselves parallel to a magnetic field? Having permanent magnets is not always good because certain charges will continue to remain when it's not necessary but what would be a real-life example for that Would it be more desirable to not have a permanent magnetization because even after it was removed or the current I believe that it would still be active in a sense? Im just not sure if I'm understanding this correctly To understand this a little better, there would not be any emf if the magnetic flux was not active? Is this because although the charges were present, they were not moving which evidently does not provide current This sort of seems counterintuitive- but I suppose if the flux is increasing it increases the opposition to the original magnetic field more strongly