The manganese atoms in the Heusler alloy exhibit this property that also appears when terbium and dysprosium  [dis-PROH-see-um] are cooled.
The manganese atoms in the Heusler alloy exhibit this property that also appears when terbium and dysprosium  [dis-PROH-see-um] are cooled. Pierre-Ernest Weiss described how this sometimes only exists within a section of a substance known as a domain. The phenomenon known as anti- this exists below the Néel temperature, while this phenomenon, because it can be overcome by the motion of thermal energy, only exists below the Curie temperature.  This property remains even after its cause is removed, an effect known as hysteresis. Name this effect found in lodestone, cobalt, nickel, and the element it is named for, an effect often contrasted with paramagnetism and diamagnetism.
The manganese atoms in the Heusler alloy exhibit this property that also appears when terbium and dysprosium  [dis-PROH-see-um] are cooled.
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