For 10 points, name this magnetic property, usually found in nickel, cobalt, and of course, iron.
Materials with this property have a very high relative permeability and a very high remanence as well, which usually results from a large degree of hysteresis, or tendency to maintain a certain property after application of an external field. Arising from long-range ordering in microscopic magnetic domains, thermal agitation leads to its disappearance above the Curie temperature. For 10 points, name this magnetic property, usually found in nickel, cobalt, and of course, iron.
Materials with this property have a very high relative permeability and a very high remanence as well, which usually results from a large degree of hysteresis, or tendency to maintain a certain property after application of an external field.
{ferromagnetism}