Grade 10General Physics
which is a stronger form of magnetismparamagnetism or dimagnetism?
which is a stronger form of magnetism
paramagnetism or dimagnetism?
3 Answers
paramagnetism are attractive in nature while Dia-magnetic tends to repel.
Now paramagnetic due to unpaired electron would have a net magnetic field and would react more to external
magnetic field.
Diamagnetism is a property of all materials and due to it the materials opposes applied magnetic fields, but ist effect is very weak.
Paramagnetism, when present, is stronger than diamagnetism and produces magnetization in the direction of the applied field, and is proportional to the applied field.
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obviously paramagnetism have the highest power of magnetisation , actually magnetisation ca be defined as the property of magnet in which it tends to attract any other object .
and paramagnetic materials are those materials which attract the iron strongly and diamagnetism will repel it , so diamagnetism must be weak if u check the presence of magnetic field lines .
the region where the magnetic field lines are stronger then that part is the stronger magnetism ,
in paramagnetism the magnetic field lines are close to each other and also stronger .
HOPE IT CLEARS YOUR DOUBT
obviously paramagnetism have the highest power of magnetisation , actually magnetisation ca be defined as the property of magnet in which it tends to attract any other object .
and paramagnetic materials are those materials which attract the iron strongly and diamagnetism will repel it , so diamagnetism must be weak if u check the presence of magnetic field lines .
the region where the magnetic field lines are stronger then that part is the stronger magnetism ,
in paramagnetism the magnetic field lines are close to each other and also stronger .
HOPE IT CLEARS YOUR DOUBT
ALL THE BEST ./.
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