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Study the phenomena of ferromagnetism, antiferromagnetism, and paramagnetism and also how temperature affects magnetic properties
Curie-Weiss law magnetization curve; hysteresis curve
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Curie-Weiss law
Figure 16: Plot of 1/χ. (A) Curie's law. (B) Curie–Weiss law for a ferromagnet...
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magnetization curve; hysteresis curve
Figure 18: The magnetization curve (solid curve) and hysteresis loop (broken curve)...
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