system
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human
When charged particles spin, they exhibit magnetic or polar properties. If I spin a large body of a highly charged element on its axis fast enough(saying the material can withstand this) will it also exhibit these properties?
gpt
The spin of elementary particles doesn't come from a rotation.

Yes, if you rotate a charged object it will have a magnetic field. While this is difficult to do with solid objects (can't get much charge on them) you can consider a ring current in an accelerator for example.