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</html><description>These may be confusing but it&#x2019;s the general guide I use when winding coils. Cohesion&#xA0;is the force that holds together the molecules of the same elementary magnet wire. The greater the temperature of the magnet wire, the less is the cohesion. Malleability, ductility, tenacity, toughness, hardness and elasticity are to be considered properties dependent upon...</description></oembed>
