Questions and Answers
What is the magnetic parameter used to characterize the material in which there is no permanent dipole moment and the induced moment produced decreases the magnetic induction?
Magnetic susceptibility
In diamagnetic material, what happens to the induced dipoles when placed in an external magnetic field?
They arrange in the opposite direction of the external magnetic field
What is the characteristic of the magnetic susceptibility of diamagnetic material?
It is always negative
What is the parameter used to characterize the degree of magnetization in magnetic materials?
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What is the classification of a material in which there is no spin or magnetic moment?
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Study Notes
Magnetic Materials
- Diamagnetic materials are characterized by the absence of a permanent dipole moment, and the induced moment produced decreases the magnetic induction.
- When placed in an external magnetic field, induced dipoles in diamagnetic materials are aligned opposite to the external field.
- The magnetic susceptibility of diamagnetic materials is negative.
- The degree of magnetization in magnetic materials is characterized by the magnetic permeability.
- A material with no spin or magnetic moment is classified as diamagnetic.
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