alleryStart learning →Sturgeon's iron horseshoe, wrapped with wire, did what when the current stopped?
ABecame much hotter
BGrew much heavier
CLost its magnetism
DMelted into a drop
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Lost its magnetism
With the current off, the iron lost the magnetism the coil had given it.
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