Question
Can we use electric current to make a magnet?

Answer

Yes, the magnetic effect of the electric current is used to make a magnet. If an electric current is passed through a long conducting wire coiled around a metal nail or rod, the nail or rod becomes a magnet during the flow of the current. When the electric current flow stops, the nail or the rod does not have a magnetic force.

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