The law governing this phenomenon in one regime has a coefficient equal to C divided by thequantity T minus theta, where theta accounts for the exchange interaction.
The law governing this phenomenon in one regime has a coefficient equal to C divided by thequantity T minus theta, where theta accounts for the exchange interaction. Gadolinium-containingMRI contrast agents show the "super" version of this phenomenon. It is displayed by all high-spincoordination complexes. This phenomenon arises in materials with positive susceptibility. Thisphenomenon, which is described by the linear Curie-Weiss law, arises in systems with (*) unpairedelectrons and in ferromagnets above the Curie temperature. It arises when dipoles align in the samedirection as an applied field. For 10 points, name this property of some materials in which they are attractedby external magnetic fields, often contrasted with diamagnetism.
The law governing this phenomenon in one regime has a coefficient equal to C divided by thequantity T minus theta, where theta accounts for the exchange interaction.
paramagnetism [or word forms, like paramagnetic or paramagnets]